Lil’ Blunt

Lil’ Blunt began his profession alongside fellow Memphis rapper Indo G and went single in the past due ’90s, releasing albums for several independent brands. Indo G & Lil’ Blunt agreed upon with Luke Information in the middle-’90s, producing them among the initial Memphis acts to create a direct effect beyond Tennessee. Pursuing two albums (The Antidote [1994] or more in Smoke cigarettes [1995]) along with a local strike (“Blame It in the Funk” [1994], afterwards compiled in the Ringmaster soundtrack [1999]), Lil’ Blunt taken care of a minimal profile. He produced his come back with AN INCREASED Level (1999) and released other drug-themed albums, included in this AN INCREASED Level (1999), Parafenalia (2000), Bluntnatized (2001), and Pure Dope (2002).