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Domino Rap
Domino Rap was a hip-hop group that put out music in the mid-to-late 1990s. Their track 'Ghetto Jam' from 1995 became their most recognizable song, followed...
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Domino Rap was a hip-hop group that put out music in the mid-to-late 1990s. Their track 'Ghetto Jam' from 1995 became their most recognizable song, followed by albums like 'Concrete Jungle' in 1996 and 'Rise of the Underdogs' in 1998.
The group consisted of MC D-Rock, DJ Supreme, and Hype Man Jax. Their lyrics often dealt with life in the inner city, which led to some criticism at the time about their portrayal of street life.
Songs like 'Sweet Potatoe' and 'Tales From The Hood' rounded out their catalog. Their work, particularly 'Ghetto Jam,' maintained a presence in discussions about 90s hip-hop that addressed social themes.
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