MC Wreckshin
MC Wreckshin came out of New York City in the 1980s with MC Awesome, MC Klepto, and DJ P-Nut. Their 1988 single 'A Million Babies' got attention for its...
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MC Wreckshin came out of New York City in the 1980s with MC Awesome, MC Klepto, and DJ P-Nut. Their 1988 single 'A Million Babies' got attention for its direct lyrics about urban life, and it's still one of the tracks people mention first.
They put out albums like 'Defiance' in 1989, 'Urban Warfare' in 1991, and 'The Last Stand' in 1995. Songs like 'Black Cadi-lac-lac-lac' and 'I Am Rivahs' kept their sound grounded in the city's hip-hop scene of that time.
Their lyrics sometimes drew criticism for being too blunt about social issues, but that straightforwardness also earned them a following. They didn't last as a group into the late '90s, but those early records have a specific New York feel that still gets played.
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