Say what you will about the short-lived thizz subgenre, the Bay Area has produced a plethora of lyricall gifted Hip Hop legends. Arguably at the top of that list is E-40, a veteran who has weathered over two decades of the game, twisted up L’s with Pac and still managed to record over a dozen of acclaimed LPs. Now, Complex has caught up with Oakland’s Earl to discuss 25 top-tier cuts from his expansive discography.
Read Complex’s “E-40 Breaks Down His 25 Most Essential Songs”
California’s legends are the only emcees staying active these days, however. Kool Moe Dee, one of Hip Hop’s most revered and undisputed voices, is returning to the studio to record an entirely new album for the first time since 1994’s Interlude. LL’s former foe and Treacherous Three member recently chopped it up with the FayObserver.com to discuss his triumphant reurn to music, his current tour with Salt-N-Pepa and Doug E. Fresh and why misogyny in Hip Hop will soon be a thing of the past.
Read FayObserver.com’s “Kool Moe Dee: “The Misogynistic Things (in Hip Hop) Won’t Last”
