Uploaded November 2014 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Bas Blasta started his career on Nice & Smooth’s second album Ain’t A Damn Thing Changed, on a posse cut titled “Down The Line” along with Asu, Guru, Mello T, & Preacher Earl. He then released his first solo 12″ single “Ain’t Whatcha Do” produced by The Beatnuts in 1994. He followed right after with “Dangerous/bw The Rhythm” produced by The Groove Merchantz. Kid from Kid N Play has some background vocals on the chorus of “Dangerous” and “The Rhythm” is a posse cut with Fat Joe, Godfather Don, Juju of The Beatnuts, & Lord Finesse. He was suppose to release his album "The Mouth That Roared" in 1994 but was never released. He is now a christian rapper.
Album "The Mouth that Roared" (1994)
Bas Blasta started his career on Nice & Smooth’s second album Ain’t A Damn Thing Changed, on a posse cut titled “Down The Line” along with Asu, Guru, Mello T, & Preacher Earl. He then released his first solo 12″ single “Ain’t Whatcha Do” produced by The Beatnuts in 1994. He followed right after with “Dangerous/bw The Rhythm” produced by The Groove Merchantz. Kid from Kid N Play has some background vocals on the chorus of “Dangerous” and “The Rhythm” is a posse cut with Fat Joe, Godfather Don, Juju of The Beatnuts, & Lord Finesse. He was suppose to release his album "The Mouth That Roared" in 1994 but was never released. He is now a christian rapper.
Album "The Mouth that Roared" (1994)
