Vontel
Vontel was a West Coast hip-hop group known for their 1990s track "4 My Homiez," which featured Roger Troutman on talkbox. The song had some chart presence...
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Vontel was a West Coast hip-hop group known for their 1990s track "4 My Homiez," which featured Roger Troutman on talkbox. The song had some chart presence and became a recognizable piece of that era's rap landscape.
Their lineup included vocalists Q-Ball and Big Capo, with production handled by P.D. and P-Nutt. They put out albums like "Straight to the Point" in 1992 and "Back in the Zone" in 1994, working within the funk and R&B currents of West Coast rap at the time.
Like many groups from that period, Vontel's run was relatively brief. They collaborated with a few other artists in the scene, but their story is mostly anchored to that one notable single and the albums that followed it.
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