LIl Kim’s 9 album Anniversary
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Ja Rule's Rule 3:36 Album Anniversary
Ja Rule's second album, Rule 3:36, was released on October 10, 2000, and took a much different artistic direction to Ja Rule's previous work, including Venni Vetti Vecci, eschewing the hardcore hip-hop style he had become known for in favor of a mainstream-oriented pop-rap sound to greater success, debuting at #1 on the Billboard 200 with 276,000 copies sold in its first week, making it Ja Rule's first number one album.
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AZ's Doe or Die Album Anniversary
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KRS-One's Self-Titled Album Anniversary
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Biz Markie's The Biz Never Sleeps Album Anniversary
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T.I.'s I'm Serious Album Anniversary
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FRESH ARTIST REWIND ⏪ - SEPTEMBER 2021 ON YOUTUBE!
Priscilla and Chi Chi “rewind” our September 2021 submissions for our popular #FreshArtistFridays series for three artists that were featured last month. We also shared our favorites!! Check out the video on YouTube.
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Fresh Artist Fridays: 81355
81355 (pronounced “bless”) is a voltronized collaboration between three of Indianapolis music scene’s elder statesmen: Sirius Blvck, Oreo Jones, and Sedcairn Archives. Their debut collective album, “This Time I’ll Be Of Use” is a showcase of the trios creative and artistic abilities. Read more about 81355 and their debut in this week’s Fresh Artist Friday.
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Cypress Hill's Cypress Hill IV Album Anniversary
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Common's Can I Borrow A Dollar? Album Anniversary
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Lobby Boyz holds listening session for Tracklib competition
The Lobby Boyz also played several beats from up and coming producers that were submitted for their Tracklib Beat Battle Competition. The journalists and fans in attendance helped Capo and K.O.B. pick some of the hottest from the batch for consideration to make the upcoming album. The competition ends, Sunday, October 10th.
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Inspectah Deck's Uncontrolled Substance Album Anniversary
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Roxanne Shanté's The Bitch is Back Album Anniversary
By 1986, Shante was being edged from the centre of the female rap stage by The Real Roxanne (Adelaida Martinez) and her turntable wizard Hitman Howie Tee. Perhaps her most infamous post-'Roxanne' moment came with the release of 'Big Mama', off of her album The Bitch is Back, which would see her take out her frustrations by dissing other female rappers Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, Yo Yo and Monie Love.
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Common's Resurrection Album Anniversary
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Ultamagnetic MC's Critical Beatdown Album Anniversary
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Kanye West’s ‘Runaway’ Anniversary
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Jedi Mind Tricks’ Violent By Design Album Anniversary
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Scarface’s Mr. Scarface is Back Album Anniversary
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Ja Rule's Pain Is Love Album Anniversary
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Fresh Artist Fridays: Ice Meez
Ice Meez is making his Fresh Artist debut with his newest single “Huh”. The Bay Area rapper who has been making music for a decade is here to tell listeners to tune in and let his music speak for itself. Check out Ice Meez in this week’s Fresh Artist Friday.
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