![Miilkbone - Keep It Real [HD] @WhenRapCityWasDope](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/td8WqOrf3mg/maxresdefault.jpg)
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Capitol Records 1994 single "Keep It Real" from New Jersey resident Miilkbone. Miilkbone appeared on the underground hip hop scene backed by production from Mufi , Nik Wiz & Naughty by Nature's own Kay Gee. Miilkbone's debut release "Da Miilkrate" saw low sales when initially released in 1995. Miilkbone was eventually dropped from Capitol Records. He later reemerged in 2000 releasing "U Got Milk?" He was also featured on a Death Row Records compilation the same year.
Capitol Records 1994 single "Keep It Real" from New Jersey resident Miilkbone. Miilkbone appeared on the underground hip hop scene backed by production from Mufi , Nik Wiz & Naughty by Nature's own Kay Gee. Miilkbone's debut release "Da Miilkrate" saw low sales when initially released in 1995. Miilkbone was eventually dropped from Capitol Records. He later reemerged in 2000 releasing "U Got Milk?" He was also featured on a Death Row Records compilation the same year.
![Miilkbone - Keep It Real [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/td8WqOrf3mg/mqdefault.jpg "Miilkbone - Keep It Real [HD]
Capitol Records 1994 single Keep It Real from New Jersey resident Miilkbone. Miilkbone appeared on the underground hip hop scene backed by production from Mufi , Nik Wiz & Naughty by Natures own Kay Gee. Miilkbones debut release Da Miilkrate saw low sales when initially released in 1995. Miilkbone was eventually dropped from Capitol Records. He later reemerged in 2000 releasing U Got Milk? He was also featured on a Death Row Records compilation the same year.")
![The B.U.M.S. - Elevation(Free My MInd) [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uR7r5xkSJX0/mqdefault.jpg "The B.U.M.S. - Elevation(Free My MInd) [HD]
The B.U.M.S (Brothas Unda Madness) consisted of emcees Evocalist & D. Wyze. Who in 1995 made some noise with their first single/video Elevation(Free My MInd). Out of Oakland, California the two man crew underground sound spread through hip hop in the mid nineties. Just as their careers seemed promising The B.U.M.S failed to achieve commercial success. Primarily due to their east coast production as new artists coming out of the bay area. King Tech(Wake UP Show), and Joe Quixx provided the sonic back drop for their only full length release to date titled Lyfe N Tyme on Priority Records.")
![Organized Konfusion Stress [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vDWFq6BHsac/mqdefault.jpg "Organized Konfusion Stress [HD]
Stress was Organized Konfusion only 1994 single of off the critical acclaimed Stress: The Extinction Agenda album. Buckwild from the D.I.T.C crew. was responsible for the songs production.")
![Gangstarr - You Know My Steez [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wKeGhunPhXw/mqdefault.jpg "Gangstarr - You Know My Steez [HD]
First single from Gangstarr s1998 album Moment Of Truth. The video contains inspiration and conceptual draw from George Lucass film THX1138.")
![Erule - Listen Up [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wgf_ujr5XrE/mqdefault.jpg "Erule - Listen Up [HD]
Erule along with his partner/producer King Born Allah dropped a lyrical heavy weight hip hop classic on the masses with Listen Up in 1994. Released on Pallas Records Listen Up got minimal attention. Erule eventually became a regular household name in the underground scene. Erule continued to release 12 singles in the late nineties all the way through the early quarter of the 2000s. Finally in 2001 Erule released his official debut independently titled Cold Currentz. Listen Uputilizes Roy Ayers Everybody Loves Everybody Loves The Sunshine.")
![Guru feat. NDea Davenport Trust Me [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yKNCOBVWdrk/mqdefault.jpg "Guru feat. NDea Davenport Trust Me [HD]
1993 single/video from Gurus Jazzmatazz, Vol. 1. Trust Me features NDea Davenport on the chorus.")
![Boss Deeper [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yYjwGXoXI8A/mqdefault.jpg "Boss Deeper [HD]
Debut hit single from female gangsta rapper known as the Boss out of Detroit ,Michigan. Boss moved to Los Angeles to pursue a music career in hardcore hip hop. After recording countless demos and weeks spent in motel rooms the Boss eventually landed a deal with Def Jam West which had just started as Def Jams sister label dedicated soley to west coast hip hop.
The Boss released her only album in 1993 tilted Born Gangstaz with production by Def Jeff, Erick Sermon, MC Search, T-Ray and AMG whom she made her first appearance with on record. Her female dj Dee is featured on the cover of Born Gangstaz. Since then The Boss became a mother and in the late nineties she fully recovered from a kidney transplant.The Boss still records music to this day and performs and resides in her hometown Detroit.")
![Guru feat. Chaka Khan Watch What You Say [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zB5m3thgypU/mqdefault.jpg "Guru feat. Chaka Khan Watch What You Say [HD]
Official music video for Guru feat. Chaka Khan Watch What You Say. From the 1995 Guru album: Jazzmatazz, Vol. 2: The New Reality.
Directed by Hype Williams")
