Frost -- originally known as Kid Frost -- was a pioneer in the field of Latin hip-hop, cutting some of its very first records and helping to bring exposure to other bilingual MCs. Frost was born Arturo Molina Jr. on May 31, 1964; while he spent some time with his family on military bases in Guam and Germany, he was raised primarily in East L.A.... [+] Read More

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Long considered one of the West Coast's top Chicano gangsta rappers, Knightowl forcefully made himself known with his 1995 self-titled debut. With every subsequent album, his status grew not only in terms of record sales but also in terms of prestige. Before the release of his 2006 effort King of the West, Knightowl became involved in a public... [+] Read More

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One of the West Coast's more proven Chicano rappers, Mr. Shadow began his prolific recording career in the late '90s, culminating with 2001's Best of Mr. Shadow. Later that same year, Shadow re-emerged from the barrio with The Mayhem Clique, an album that teamed him with O.G. Sanch, Alt, Seldom Seen, G.P.A., and Slush the Villain. A year later,... [+] Read More

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Smooth rapper Baby Bash can't recall where he got the "Bash" moniker but his alternate name, Baby Beesh, comes from the fact he used to drive around in a Mitsubishi. Born in the Vallejo, CA, area in 1975 to a Latin mother and an Anglo father who both eventually became addicted to heroin, Baby Bash had some uncles who exposed him to all sorts of... [+] Read More

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A member of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, rapper Krayzie Bone was born Anthony Henderson in Cleveland, OH; also known as Leatherface, the Sawed-Off Gangsta, he joined Bone Thugs in 1993, debuting a year later with the EP Creepin on Ah Come Up. Subsequent LPs, including 1995's E 1999 Eternal and 1997's The Art of War, launched the group to rap... [+] Read More

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Originating in the Southern rap mecca Houston, South Park Mexican (SPM) slowly built up his own personally run record label, Dope House Records, for years before eventually signing a distribution deal with Universal Records. With the promising deal in place, SPM stood on the verge of extending his reach outside of the South and becoming one of... [+] Read More

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Common (originally Common Sense) was a highly influential figure in rap's underground during the '90s, keeping the sophisticated lyrical technique and flowing syncopations of jazz-rap alive in an era when commercial gangsta rap was threatening to obliterate everything in its path. His literate, intelligent, nimbly performed rhymes and political... [+] Read More

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Throughout the 1990s, DTTX remained an invaluable contributer to Lighter Shade of Brown's success, both as a producer and as a rapper, making him one of the more renowned Chicano rappers in the game. Also affiliated with the Low Profile Gangstas, DTTX went solo in the early 2000s, beginning with 2001's Back 2 da Brown, which featured an... [+] Read More

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Grande Music coming str8 out of Pico (562) South East

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With the start of a new year, Juan L. Zavala is ready to revolutionize not only the hip-hop culture but the latin people that have surrounded him since birth. Being brought up from a mexican desendence, this young man has applied a spanglish speaking style to his lyrics that has reached out to the masses that can relate to him.
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