“DJ Quik is in the muthafuckin’ house!”, was the proclamation made by a young rapper-slash-producer known to the government as David Blake. The proverbial house that Quik entered was one that was more or less built by acts such as Above The Law, Ice-T, and of course, NWA. Read the review of Quik Is The Name
1992 was a remarkable year in West Coast rap music. After all, it marked the release of Dr. Dre’s seminal classic, “The Chronic”. Most people tend to overlook the other exceptional releases of that year. One of those overlooked albums is the sophomore effort from Compton’s own David Blake. Read the review of Way 2 Fonky
In any given conversation pertaining to the most notable in west coast rap, it’s guaranteed to hear a handful of names. You’ll hear Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, E-40, Ice-T, and maybe even MC Hammer. A couple of names that probably wouldn’t make it into the discussion are DJ Quik and Kurupt. Read the review of BlaQKout
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