Dangerous Dame & DJ Dopecut – Jumpin
$19.99
Dangerous Dame & DJ Dopecut’s ‘Jumpin” is now available digitally, bringing a classic piece of Oakland’s hip-hop history to the modern era. Released in 1989, this album showcases a fusion of sharp lyrical prowess and innovative DJ skills. Featuring tracks like ‘Oaktown’ and ‘The Real Thing,’ it epitomizes the energy and style of late 80s West Coast rap. Digitally remastered, ‘Jumpin” offers both nostalgia to long-time fans and a fresh experience to new listeners, highlighting the unique contributions of Dangerous Dame and DJ Dopecut to the hip-hop genre.
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“Dangerous Dame & DJ Dopecut – Jumpin’,” released in 1989, is a seminal hip-hop album that captures the vibrant essence of Oakland’s rap scene during a crucial period in its development. Dangerous Dame, real name Damon D. Edwards, was one of the pioneering figures in Bay Area hip-hop, known for his dynamic lyrical style and innovative sound.
The album opens with “Oaktown,” a track that sets the stage with its homage to Oakland, reflecting the city’s culture and vibe through rap. This is followed by “The Real Thing,” a song that further showcases Dangerous Dame’s skill in crafting engaging and meaningful lyrics.
The title track, “Jumpin’,” embodies the energetic and lively spirit of the album. It’s a testament to the duo’s ability to create music that’s not only thought-provoking but also rhythmically compelling, making it ideal for the dance floor.
Side B continues with “Better Love,” offering a smoother, more introspective look into relationships, while “My Name Is Dame” is a powerful assertion of Dangerous Dame’s identity in the hip-hop world. “What Are You Smokin'” and “I’m Coming Up” are both reflective and forward-looking, highlighting the rapper’s journey and aspirations.
Throughout the album, Dangerous Dame’s rap is complemented by DJ Dopecut’s masterful scratches, adding a layer of depth and texture to the music. The collaboration between the rapper and the DJ creates a dynamic sound that’s both raw and polished.
Dangerous Dame, who was one of the first artists from the Bay Area to sign with a major record company, left an indelible mark on the hip-hop industry. His influence extended beyond Oakland, contributing significantly to the broader narrative of West Coast hip-hop.
“Jumpin'” stands as a significant work in Dangerous Dame’s career. It showcases not only his talent as a rapper but also his ability to capture the spirit of his time and place. The album remains a crucial piece of hip-hop history, reflecting the unique sound and style of Oakland in the late 1980s.
Audio Info
| Bitrate | 320kbps |
|---|---|
| Format | MP3 |
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