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$15.99
Immerse yourself in the roots of West Coast hip-hop with the digital album ‘Cru’ In Action!’ by C.I.A., featuring iconic artists Ice Cube, K-Dee, and Sir Jinx. Released in 1987 under Kru-Cut Records, this influential record presents three dynamic tracks, including the hood anthem ‘My Posse’. Produced by the legendary Dr. Dre, the album captures the raw energy and lyrical prowess that paved the way for these artists’ future successes. Available in digital format, ‘Cru’ In Action!’ is a must-have for aficionados of classic hip-hop, offering a glimpse into the genre’s formative years.
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$14.99
The digital release of Filthy Phil’s album “Consequences” brings a notable work of hip-hop from the early 90s into the modern era of music consumption. Released originally in 1990 and hailing from Richmond, CA, this album is a significant piece in the gangsta hip-hop genre, now accessible to a wider audience through digital platforms.
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$9.99
The digital release of “Gangsta Knowledge” by Hugh E.M.C. & DJ-X1 brings a significant piece of early 90s hip-hop from the San Francisco scene into the digital era. Originally released in 1990 on cassette by Soul Sonic Records, this album showcases the blend of gangsta and conscious rap styles, reflecting the diverse narratives and sounds of the period.
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$6.99
I.M.P.’s EP ‘No Prisoners,’ now available in a digital format, encapsulates the raw and authentic essence of early gangsta rap from the San Francisco scene. Released in 1989, this EP features tracks like ‘For Your Dumbmuther’s’ and ‘I’m Rollin’, delivering a hard-hitting narrative of street life with potent beats. The EP includes both aggressive and rhythmic tracks, showcasing the Ill Mannered Posse’s versatility and deep-rooted talent in hip-hop. Digitally remastered for superior sound quality, ‘No Prisoners’ offers both longtime fans and new listeners an opportunity to experience a crucial piece of West Coast hip-hop history.
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$14.99
Mac Dre’s seminal EP ‘Young Black Brotha’ is now digitally available, bringing a classic piece of Bay Area hip-hop to the forefront once again. Originally released in 1989, this EP marked the emergence of Mac Dre as a key figure in West Coast rap, known for his distinctive flow and authentic storytelling. Remastered for superior sound quality, ‘Young Black Brotha’ remains a crucial work in the hip-hop canon, reflecting Mac Dre’s profound impact on the genre.
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$7.99
Ron ‘C”s influential EP ‘Trendsetter,’ originally released in 1989, is now available in a digital format. This EP is a significant work in the hip-hop genre, particularly noted for its contribution to the Dallas rap scene. It features a blend of classic hip-hop rhythms with a distinctive Texan flair. Remastered for the digital era, this EP offers both a nostalgic journey for long-time fans and a fresh discovery for new listeners, encapsulating a pivotal moment in the evolution of Southern hip-hop.
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$19.99
“The Game Is Thick” by The Mac is a digital album that epitomizes the essence of 1980s gangsta rap. This rare gem from Vallejo, California, showcases The Mac’s storytelling prowess and lyrical dexterity, immortalizing his unique voice in hip-hop. A must-have for enthusiasts of authentic West Coast rap.
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$11.99
Underground Posse’s 1990 release ‘Breakin’ Out!’ is now available digitally, bringing this essential piece of Bay Area hip-hop history to a broader audience. Originally released as a vinyl EP, this digital edition captures the essence of the early Vallejo/Fairfield rap scene. The digital release offers enhanced audio quality, allowing listeners to experience the raw energy and creativity of Underground Posse with contemporary clarity. ‘Breakin’ Out!’ stands as a significant contribution to the diverse tapestry of West Coast hip-hop, reflecting the group’s innovative spirit and authentic street narratives.
