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Aug 19, 2008 · The I RAP NOW EP by Famous, released 19 August 2008 1. I'm Here feat. Kardinal Offishall & Tona 2. Ain't No Use 3. Big Man Tings feat. Trinity Chris 4. I'm The Shit 5. A Kid Tryna Make It feat. Mayhem Morearty & Blake Carrington The I RAP NOW EP is Famous' critically acclaimed debut project.
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- Brother Ali - 'The Truth Is Here' (2009) If you're a fan of underground hip-hop, Brother Ali needs no introduction. The prolific Wisconsin rapper and songwriter has released nine studio albums over the course of his two decades in the music industry, combining socially conscious rhymes with soulful, inventive beats.
- Nelly - '6 Derrty Hits' (2008) Nelly's 6 Derrty Hits EP is an iconic piece of musical history. Released in 2000 as a collection of some of Nelly's most-loved hits, this compilation quickly became popular with music fans all over the world who were eager to hear tracks such as "Country Grammar," "E.I.," and "Ride wit me."
- Gucci Mane - 'Wasted: The Prequel' (2009) Throughout his legendary career, Gucci Mane has been paving the way for underground hip-hop music and his project Wasted: The Prequel EP further cemented his position as one of the most iconic rap artists of all time.
- Maino - ' Unstoppable - The EP' (2010) Are you a fan of classic hip-hop? Have you been searching for some new music that has a classic sound but also modern vibes?
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- Brother Ali - 'The Truth Is Here' (2009) If you're a fan of underground hip-hop, Brother Ali needs no introduction. The prolific Wisconsin rapper and songwriter has released nine studio albums over the course of his two decades in the music industry, combining socially conscious rhymes with soulful, inventive beats.
- Nelly - '6 Derrty Hits' (2008) Nelly's 6 Derrty Hits EP is an iconic piece of musical history. Released in 2000 as a collection of some of Nelly's most-loved hits, this compilation quickly became popular with music fans all over the world who were eager to hear tracks such as "Country Grammar," "E.I.," and "Ride wit me."
- Gucci Mane - 'Wasted: The Prequel' (2009) Throughout his legendary career, Gucci Mane has been paving the way for underground hip-hop music and his project Wasted: The Prequel EP further cemented his position as one of the most iconic rap artists of all time.
- Maino - ' Unstoppable - The EP' (2010) Are you a fan of classic hip-hop? Have you been searching for some new music that has a classic sound but also modern vibes?
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- OutKast. “Nothing is for sure, nothing is for certain/ And nothing lasts forever, but until they close the curtain/ It’s him and I, Aquemini.” When André 3000 rapped that declaration on 1998’s “Aquemini,” he and Big Boi had already established an indelible sound and persona as OutKast, released a treasure trove of mind-bending Southern rap and helped establish Atlanta as a central hub in hip-hop.
- Wu-Tang Clan. “Wu-Tang again?” “Ah, yeah, again and again!” Never has a group before or since burst onto the scene with such unbridled power, self-assurance, bravado and top-level lyricism than the nine-headed monster that is the Wu-Tang Clan — thanks to 1993 debut album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) and its bombastic, gritty lead single “Protect Ya Neck.”
- N.W.A. On the way to becoming the rap legends they are now, Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, and Eazy-E first began their quests as members of one of the most dominant groups of all-time, N.W.A.
- A Tribe Called Quest. Beginning its recording career on 1989’s “Native Tongue Decision” remix of “Buddy” by De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest came out the gate with three unimpugnable classics — 1990’s People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm, 1991’s The Low End Theory and 1993’s Midnight Marauders — which served as warmly glowing guideposts for a generation of rappers more concerned with self-expression than commerce.
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