Cool Breeze's resume speaks for itself. A longtime pal of Atlanta's seminal rap visionaries OutKast and Goodie Mob, his legendary verses on "Dirty South" and "D... Read More...
He's gone by many aliases -- ”E-Double-E, the Green Eyed Bandit, and Erick Onassis to name a few -- ”but be it for his celebrated work behind the boards or his ... Read More...
Although the original 1980s Ghetto Boys consisted of an entirely different lineup, by 1991 J. Prince had assembled the Houston trio we know and love of Scarface... Read More...
Canadian producer Hotbox impressed writers here at RapReviews with each of his first two releases and his work behind the boards on some other Canadian artists... Read More...
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1999 posed a crossroads for West Coast gangsta rap. Looking into a new millennium, the East Coast, South, and Midwest were gaining momentum with new sounds an... Read More...
