Bad Co. Project
Bad Co. Project formed in Detroit in 1993 with four members: T-Bone, Hurricane Hawg, Fatt Father, and Tha Producer. Their debut single 'All U Kids' got...
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Bad Co. Project formed in Detroit in 1993 with four members: T-Bone, Hurricane Hawg, Fatt Father, and Tha Producer. Their debut single 'All U Kids' got attention quickly, and they put out their first album in 1995. They worked with Ruffhouse Records early on, though that relationship reportedly had some tension.
They released albums like 'Pay Per View' in 1997 and 'The Unseen' in 2000. Songs such as 'Anthem X' and 'Born To Lose' show the kind of raw, energetic style they were known for. They collaborated with other artists including Nas, Mobb Deep, and Big Pun during this period.
Members started leaving around 2002, with T-Bone going solo first, then Hurricane Hawg and Fatt Father departing by 2004. Tha Producer kept the group name active afterward, releasing new material. Their music from the 1990s and early 2000s still gets played, particularly tracks like 'Cocaine' and 'Crossfire'.
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