Gangsta rap is a form of hip-hop music which became the genre’s main style during the 1990s. VA - The Inland Empire Strikes Back Compilation 1999. From its local origins, gangsta rap went on to flood the mainstream, generating enormous popularity and profits.

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The album was also Musiq’s first release on his current label, Atlantic Records.

The album, LuvanMusiq (pronounced ‘love and music’) was led by the single “Buddy,” which features a sample of a 1990s song of the same named by the Native Tongues hip-hop clique. In March 2007, Musiq’s fourth album (and second in which he used the full ‘Musiq Soulchild’ moniker), was released. But in a 2007 interview with About R&B Guide Mark Edward Nero, he said he brought the Soulchild part back because the name ‘Musiq’ by itself was hard to market and promote. He had stopped using it, he once said in an interview, because he felt unworthy of the name. Sometime in 2006, Musiq added the ‘Soulchild’ portion back to his name. It has been his least commercially successful album to date, but still managed to sell half a million copies. Musiq’s third album, Soulstar was released in 2003. The album took Musiq’s penchant for unusual spelling a little farther: many of the album’s had one-word song titles consisting of two-word terms, such as “Caughtup,” “Previouscats” and “Bestfriend.” Like his first album, Juslisen went on to sell more than a million copies in the United States.Īlso in 2002, Musiq appeared on the hit song “Break You Off” by his fellow Philadelphia natives, hip-hop band The Roots. 1 on the Billboard albums chart, the first of Musiq’s albums to do so. Sometime in 2001, Musiq dropped the Soulchild part of his name and begun to just go by “Musiq.” In May 2002, Musiq’s second album, Juslisen was released, led by the single “Halfcrazy.” It debuted at No.

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