Brisco
Brisco came out of New Orleans in the early 2000s, a rap group built around Adrian Marcel Smith and Cedric Keith Singleton. Their track 'In Da Hood' with Lil...
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Brisco came out of New Orleans in the early 2000s, a rap group built around Adrian Marcel Smith and Cedric Keith Singleton. Their track 'In Da Hood' with Lil Wayne got some attention for its street-level perspective, giving them a foothold beyond the city.
Around 2009, Cedric Singleton was arrested on drug charges, which complicated things for the group. They kept putting out music anyway, shifting toward a more melodic sound on later albums like 'Hope & Glory' and 'The Life I Chose'. Songs like 'Chocolate Dream' and 'A Couple of Blocks' show that turn.
After Singleton left, Brisco continued as essentially a solo project for Smith. The music kept coming, with features from Flo Rida on tracks like 'Bad Bitches Only' and 'Balla', but without the early lineup or the same momentum.
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