Snoop Dogg and Tha Dogg Pound have referred to as again to the glory days of Dying Row by teaming up with The Girl Of Rage and RBX on a posse reduce produced by DJ Premier.
On Friday (Could 31), the West Coast duo launched their lengthy awaited ninth studio album, W.A.W.G. (We All We Obtained). Amongst a number of different commendable songs is “Who Da Hardest?,” which options the aforementioned veterans on a bar heavy joint.
“Kurupt, Daz [Dillinger], Snoop, RBX marks the goal/ I’m a DPG demi-goddess, I’m the toughest,” Rage spits on the observe together with her longtime collaborators, with whom she has launched quite a lot of tracks relationship again even earlier than her solo debut single, 1994’s “Afro Puffs,” which featured Eavesdrop on each the common model and the traditional prolonged remix.
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The brand new album was launched by Gala Data together with Dying Row Data.
“Gala Music is on the forefront of ushering each established and rising artists into Web3 and introducing them to the numerous alternatives that exist within the area,” president of Gala Data Leila Steinberg stated in a press launch saying the brand new album. “And we couldn’t be extra excited to accomplice with Dying Row Data and a legendary Hip-Hop group, Tha Dogg Pound, on their first Web3 releases!”
Snoop bought Dying Row Data in a stunning transfer final 12 months, following which he welcomed the imprint’s iconic catalog again to streaming.
The Lengthy Seaside native caught followers without warning in early 2023 by saying that the gangsta-rap label’s discography will likely be returning to streaming companies.
Stated catalog consists of important ’90s rap releases akin to Dr. Dre’sThe Persistent, Snoop Dogg’s Doggystyle and Tha Doggfather, 2Pac’sAll Eyez On Me and The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Principle, and Tha Dogg Pound’sDogg Meals.
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Followers can even dive again in to the soundtracks for Above the Rim, Homicide Was the Case and Gridlock’d in addition to compilations akin to Dying Row Best Hits and Christmas on Dying Row.
Showing on DJ Hed and Chuck Dizzle’s House Grown Radio podcast this week, the “Vato” hitmaker revealed that he and Daz Dillinger had not been on talking phrases. Nonetheless, they put aside their variations quickly after the passing of Snoop’s Bing Worthington earlier this 12 months.
“My little brother had handed away, and one factor about my little brother is he cherished the fuck outta Daz. He cherished us collectively,” he defined.
He and Daz then obtained on the telephone, prompting a therapeutic course of that led to W.A.W.G.
