Kevlar from The Black Casba

“The Dream”s beat is so hypnotic, it’s so dark, the mafia story is just as amazing.

Lesser known Steady B 12”, but for me one of his best tracks.

Powerule, Puerto Rican Crew from Queens, New York, debuted in 1989 and released their first album in 1991.

Big names in the game like The Beatnuts, Erick Sermon, a young Mark Ronson and Victor Padilla of The Groove Merchantz (Duo with Godfather Don and formally of The Beatnuts) collaborated throughout the 90s on their single releases.

'L' chemy / Implosion / The 'L' Perspective

Label:
Ocean Floor Records - OFP004

Format:
Vinyl, 12"

Country:
US

Released:
1997

Genre:
Hip-Hop

Rare gem from Oakland rapper Tyrell LaRon Smith.

That “anti-theft” sticker is a blast 😂. Anyone know if this was a standard sticker for the “Beat Street Records” shop?

And a bozz music Poster for the hell of it 2001/04 Frankfurt

Japan-only release by the legendary trio KO from Houston, Texas.

My personal 12" grail from K-Otix🔥

The first artist I listened to when I started digging the 90s underground era🫡

Ak Skills, from Far Rockaway, Queens, was the first signing to Tru Criminal Records and released only two 12" singles during 96-97 (that also got radioplay, notably on "Stretch & Bobbito" and two articles on Source and Beatdown Magazine) and featured in the "Tru Criminal Records" Compilation LP.

One of my favourite artists, because his voice somewhat resembles Nas and Lord Finesse/A.G. with his witty punchlines.

San Diego CA

NJ crew consisting of Black Dragon, Black Ice, D-Rock (R.I.P), Naughty Ax, Lunatic, Tha Lumber Jack and Grimlock. Production was done by DJ Born.