Hip-Hop History
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In March of 2007, Black Milk unveiled his second album, Popular Demand. The Detroit rapper’s album was highly anticipated and quickly became a cult classic. The polished and catchy beats took hip-hop fans by storm and helped solidify Black Milk’s place in the rap game. With the assistance of his in-house production team, B.R. Gunna, […]
Craig Mack, the American rapper who rose to fame in the 1990s, passed away on March 12, 2018, leaving behind a legacy in the music industry. Mack began his career in the rap scene under the mentorship of Sean “P. Diddy” Combs, who signed him to his label, Bad Boy Records. His 1994 hit single, […]
CB4 is a cult classic comedy movie that was released on March 12, 1993. CB4 was a satirical take on the rap industry and its many exaggerated personalities. The movie starred Chris Rock as one of the three group members of the titular CB4, a rap group that parodied the likes of N.W.A., Public Enemy, […]
Houston, Texas has long been recognized as one of the most prominent cities in the Rap and Hip hop industry, producing many prominent artists including the Geto Boys. The group’s second album, Grip It! On That Other Level, was highly anticipated by fans prior to its release on March 12, 1989. This album marked a […]
Del The Funky Homosapien is a rapper, known for his unique style and approach to music. His fifth album, Eleventh Hour, was released on March 11, 2008. The album features a range of sounds from electronic to funk, with Del’s signature flow and witty lyrics being present throughout every track. The album was well-received by […]
Scarface released his fourth studio album titled The Untouchable on March 11, 1997. The album, which featured collaborations with popular artists such as Ice Cube, Nas, and Too Short, received critical acclaim for its vivid storytelling that depicted Scarface’s rough upbringing and experiences in the streets. With its intricate wordplay and compelling narratives, “The Untouchable” […]
The music industry was shaken on March 9, 1997, with the tragic passing of The Notorious B.I.G. Also known as Biggie Smalls, he was one of the most influential rappers of the 90s and a legend in the hip-hop community. His unique style and storytelling abilities set him apart from his peers and earned him […]
The Geto Boys’ Till Death Do Us Part, released on March 9, 1993, marked another milestone in the group’s career. After making a name for themselves in the late 80s and early 90s with controversial and hardcore lyrics, the Houston-based group finally achieved mainstream success with their previous album, We Can’t Be Stopped. Till Death […]
Lords of the Underground made their debut in the hip-hop scene with their first album release Here Come The Lords on March 9th, 1993. This East Coast rap trio from Newark, New Jersey, consisting of rappers Doitall, Mr. Funke, and DJ Lord Jazz, quickly made a stamp on the industry with their unique sound that […]
In 1994, Gang Starr, one of the most influential hip-hop duos, released their highly anticipated fourth studio album Hard to Earn. The album received critical acclaim for its clever lyricism and unique production style that pushed the boundaries of the traditional boom-bap sound. Hard to Earn showcased the evolution and refinement of Gang Starr’s artistic […]
