Hip-Hop History
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Chi-Ali, a promising young rapper, made waves in the hip-hop scene with the release of his first and only album, The Fabulous Chi-Ali, on March 24, 1992. At the time, the album garnered significant attention for its catchy beats and innovative lyricism. Despite being his sole studio album, The Fabulous Chi-Ali remains an influential piece […]
Madvillain, a groundbreaking hip-hop duo consisting of producer Madlib and rapper MF DOOM, unveiled their first album, Madvillainy, on March 23, 2004. The album quickly gained traction due to its unique fusion of experimental beats and intricate wordplay, setting the stage for the future of underground hip-hop. Moreover, the collaborative effort between these two talented […]
Pharoahe Monch, an acclaimed hip-hop artist, released his third studio album, W.A.R. (We Are Renegades), on March 22, 2011. The album showcased Monch’s lyrical prowess and propensity for thought-provoking material, while addressing various social and political issues. Featuring a range of collaborations with other talented artists, W.A.R. solidified Monch’s status as a force to be […]
The soundtrack for the film “Above The Rim” made its debut on March 22, 1994, garnering significant attention from both movie and music enthusiasts. This impressive compilation featured a variety of artists and musical styles, skillfully blended to create a cohesive auditory experience. As a critical component of the movie, the soundtrack contributed to the […]
The movie Wild Style, a groundbreaking film that showcased the vibrant hip-hop and street art scene of the early 1980s, first premiered on March 18, 1983. This iconic piece of cinema, often regarded as the first hip-hop motion picture, captured the essence of a rapidly evolving cultural movement at its nascent stage. Featuring legendary artists, […]
Nate Dogg, the renowned hip-hop artist, songwriter, and producer, passed away on March 15, 2011, leaving a void in the music industry that cannot be filled. Though he may be gone from this world, his voice and legacy continue to inspire and influence countless artists even today. With his unique style of blending singing with […]
In the midst of a turbulent era for hip-hop, 2pac released his third studio album Me Against The World on March 14, 1995. Arguably his most personal and emotionally charged work, the album reflects on 2pac’s struggles with poverty, racism, and the justice system, as well as his relationships with loved ones and his own […]
Kool G Rap & DJ Polo’s debut album Road to the Riches was a game changer that heavily influenced the sound and style of not only East Coast hip-hop, but the genre as a whole. Released on March 14, 1989, the album epitomized the golden era of hip-hop with its jazz and soul-infused beats and […]
E-40, a Bay Area rapper known for his unique flow and colloquial language, released his second studio album, In a Major Way, on March 14, 1995. The album featured production from some of the biggest names in the industry at the time, such as Mike Mosley and Sam Bostic, and showcased E-40’s ability to craft […]
In the late 1980s, hip-hop duo Kid ‘n Play burst onto the scene with their signature high-top fades and infectious dance moves. Their debut album “2 Hype” received critical acclaim and commercial success, paving the way for their highly anticipated follow-up release, “Funhouse”. This album showcased their growth as artists, with clever lyricism and catchy […]
