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4 days ago · On this date in 1993, N.W.A. co-founder and then-Death Row Records in-house producer Dr . Dre released the second single from his iconic The Chronic album entitled "Dre Day". Dre Day was a diss ...
3 days ago · Eminem will be reuniting with his frequent collaborator and mentor Dr. Dre for The Death of Slim Shady. The West Coast legend spilled the beans on Em’s upcoming album when he revealed details of ...
3 days ago · On his solo debut album, ‘The Chronic’, Dr Dre fused his hardcore hip-hop roots with funk stylings, creating an entire hip-hop movement in the process. When Dr. Dre broke ranks with NWA and ...
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4 days ago · Key Takeaways: Dr. Dre, a pioneer of gangsta rap, co-founded Death Row Records, produced hits for various artists, and revolutionized the audio industry with Beats headphones, amassing a net worth of over $800 million. Dr. Dre’s meticulous production style, mentorship of emerging talents, and philanthropic contributions have solidified his ...
1 day ago · However, Dr. Dre was the one who produced 50 Cent's track "Back Down" in 2003 from the album Get Rich Or Die Tryin', which included lyrics insulting not only Murder Inc., but also Ja Rule's family including his then-two-year-old son and seven-year-old daughter Britney Atkins as in the song, 50 Cent raps, "Your Mami, your Papi, that bitch you ...
5 days ago · The Compton musician explained how the first song he ever recorded with Eminem (real name Marshall Mathers) was ‘My Name Is’. The track samples the 1975 song ‘I Got The…’ by Labbi Siffre and was recorded relatively quickly, according to Dr Dre. Recalling the recording process, Young told Corden, “‘Hi My Name Is’ was the first ...
3 days ago · Dr. Dre had become dissatisfied with his deal at Ruthless Records by the time of Efil4zaggin’s release. In early 1992, he and The D.O.C. left N.W.A and Ruthless Records for Death Row Records, effectively ending N.W.A. The remaining members (Eazy-E, MC Ren, and DJ Yella) pursued solo careers, sometimes rejoining to collaborate on new music ...
