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G Block
G Block came out of Compton, California with a lineup that included Pee Wee, Jay Rock, Kurupt, and Daz Dillinger. Their debut album 'Got It On' arrived in...
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G Block came out of Compton, California with a lineup that included Pee Wee, Jay Rock, Kurupt, and Daz Dillinger. Their debut album 'Got It On' arrived in 2003, featuring a track with Snoop Dogg. They followed it with records like 'The Saga Continues' and 'C Day'.
Their sound worked with the G-funk style that was already part of the West Coast scene, using smooth synths and heavy bass. The lyrics often dealt with street life and what it was like growing up in their part of Compton. Some critics said the music glorified gang culture, while others questioned whether the group was being authentic about their background.
They were one of the rap groups people talked about in the early 2000s, especially on the West Coast. Their music found listeners in Compton and other places that recognized the stories they were telling.
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