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TG4
TG4 formed in Los Angeles in the mid-2000s as a duo with Sayyid and D-Town. They built an audience through live shows without major label backing, working...
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Busted
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Can't Trust A Friend
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I'm a Soulja
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Pop The Question
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Secretly
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Virginity
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Busted
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Can't Trust A Friend
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I'm a Soulja
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Pop The Question
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Secretly
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Virginity
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What Cha Gon Do?
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Zip It Up
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TG4 formed in Los Angeles in the mid-2000s as a duo with Sayyid and D-Town. They built an audience through live shows without major label backing, working with a mix of hip-hop, rock, and funk. Their debut album 'Busted' came out in 2009, with the title track becoming a fan favorite.
That album's lyrics addressed social issues, which drew some criticism along with their stage presence. They kept writing about topics like inequality and police brutality in later work. Their sound expanded on albums like 'Codes of Conduct' from 2011 and 'Pain Killer' from 2015, adding jazz and soul elements.
Songs like 'Can't Trust A Friend' and 'I'm a Soulja' show their style, direct, rhythmic, and lyrically engaged. Sayyid handled vocals and D-Town played bass, with their live energy being a key part of their early reputation in LA.
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