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MIX // GRAPES “KLC MIX” FOR BASS MUSIC BLOG

Stream/Download Grapes “KLC Mix” at Bass Music Blog

Tracklist:

01 Tru - No Limit Soldiers
02 Fiend - Mr Whomp Whomp
03 Mac - We Don’t Love Em
04 Master P - Swamp Nigga
05 Prime Suspects - Tweekin’
06 Mystikal - That’s The Nigga
07 Soulja Slim - What’s Up, What’s Happening 
08 Mia X - Mama’s Tribute
09 Fiend - For The N.O.
10 Mystikal - Round Out The Tank
11 Ghetto Comission - Get Em Up
12 TRU - Hoody Hoo
13 Soulja Slim - You Got It (II)
14 No Limit Soldiers - Make Em Say Ugh 
15 Mac - Empire 

Fittingly, this one arrived the same day Wut got released: and it seems to make sense to follow up our Girl Unit review with a little context, given the whole 12” is essentially a displaced set of dirty south beats. It would be pretty great if these kind of instrumentals became the UK bass music flirtation du jour.. Hey, ya never know! Given I’m running late for a stupidly early Flying Lotus show, I’ll just leave you with Grapes’ own description. Head to Bass Music Blog to give it a listen:

Hip Hop fans in Europe somewhat disliked No Limit back in the mid to late 90s when the label was on full steam, possibly because of the now legendary Pen & Pixel album artwork and because, to be fair, they did put out a lot of trashy music, too. Around 1998, Master P seemed to sign every street hustler in the bayou to his label, and to be honest, quite a lot of them were wack. But amongst all the trash, he did have some of the best MCs of that era on his roster. Fiend, Mystikal, Mac, Mia X all where lyrically on point and most definitely entertaining as hell. All of them were recording with legendary New Orleans producer KLC long before Master P signed the whole crew and made them the backbone of his artist roster.”

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Simon

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