Steady Mobb'n
Steady Mobb'n came out of Compton in the late 1980s, a duo of Quan and Bo Beatz. Their music had a gritty, confrontational edge from the start, with songs...
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Steady Mobb'n came out of Compton in the late 1980s, a duo of Quan and Bo Beatz. Their music had a gritty, confrontational edge from the start, with songs like 'Ghetto Life' and 'Niggas Like Me' that didn't shy away from the realities of their surroundings.
Their debut album was called 'The New Breed,' and they followed it with records like 'Black Sabbath' and 'We Do What We Want.' The work drew criticism in some quarters for being too explicit, but it found its audience on the West Coast. They collaborated with other artists from that scene, including MC Eiht and Too Short.
What they put out was straightforward hip-hop, built on raw beats and direct storytelling. A track like 'Call It What You Want' is a good example of their no-frills approach. They worked within a specific sound and place, making music that reflected it without much ornament.
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