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Oversoul

Oversoul came out of Los Angeles in the early 2000s with a sound that mixed rap, rock, and soul. Their songs like '18th Streeters' and 'La Rage' had a raw,...

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Oversoul came out of Los Angeles in the early 2000s with a sound that mixed rap, rock, and soul. Their songs like '18th Streeters' and 'La Rage' had a raw, direct quality, with lyrics that dealt plainly with city life. The band's lineup included Roger Guzman on vocals, Mark Guerrero on guitar, Paul Rodriguez on bass, and Tony Hernandez on drums.

They put out three albums, starting with '18th Streeters' in 2002. That record's title track became something of an anthem for them. Their music wasn't always easy listening, some critics took issue with how they portrayed street life, but it had a blunt honesty that connected with people.

By 2005, they'd released 'The Way Out,' which leaned more toward social and political themes. The band's sound kept that same rough-edged blend of styles, never quite fitting into one genre. They were just a Los Angeles group making music that felt specific to their experience.

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