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Backbone

Associated with the Atlanta-based Dungeon Family collective — led by Organized Noize, OutKast, and Goodie Mob — Backbone surfaced with his single debut in the wake of OutKast’s Stankonia-fueled crossover success. The recording, Concrete Law, strike the roads in 2001, led from the solitary “5 Deuce, 4 Tre,” and presented …

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Future

Known for a uniquely liquid and melodic however mumbling vocal design, rapper Upcoming busted away of Atlanta on the dawn from the 2010s using a flurry of mixtapes, high-charting albums, authorized platinum singles such as for example “START the Lighting” and “Low Lifestyle,” and contributions to many other hits being …

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Witchdoctor

Witchdoctor can be an ambitious hip-hop musician from Georgia who all mixes Afrocentric spirituality, spirit, rap, and urban R&B. His Organized Noise-produced debut record, A S.W.A.T. Healin’ Ritual, premiered by Interscope in 1997. Within the Dungeon Family members, the MC made an appearance on a lot of his fellow associates’ …

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Bobby Creekwater

Raised in various elements of Atlanta and its own neighboring suburbs, Antoine Rogers, better referred to as Bobby Creekwater, was allured from the appeal of rap music. Following a yr of going to Clark-Atlanta College or university, he left the faculty books to enter the documenting studio room as one-half …

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Nappy Roots

Country and pleased with it, Nappy Root base formed in 1995 about a sextet of learners attending American Kentucky School in Bowling Green. Four associates of the group had been Kentucky natives (Skinny DeVille, B. Stille, Ron Clutch, and Big V), bolstered by an Oakland transplant (R. Prophet) along with …

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Joi

An ill fit for the major-label program, soul/funk-rooted singer, songwriter, and maker Joi Gilliam was somewhat before her period and as well unique when she arrived through the early ’90s. Although Gilliam didn’t have the support she deserved during her advancement, she’s amassed a big cult target audience of exciting …

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Cee Lo Green

Multi-talented and flamboyant, Cee Lo Green initially produced a name for himself and his trademark crooning within pioneering Dirty Southern rappers Goodie Mob before he broke apart in the first 2000s for the colorful single route. Alongside fellow Atlanta rappers OutKast, Goodie Mob organized the blueprint for the Dirty South …

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Dungeon Family

Following remarkable success of OutKast’s Stankonia and its own subsequent touring, L.A. Reid at Arista Information provided the Atlanta duo the go-ahead to record as Dungeon Family members, a rap supergroup offering other Atlanta-based affiliate marketers, hoping of taking advantage of the momentum. Furthermore to André 3000 and Big Boi …

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Big Gipp

An integral person in Goodie Mob, Big Gipp contributed greatly towards the pioneering Filthy Southern group’s albums, later on getting into a single career once the group continued hiatus. He produced his single debut in 2003 with Mutant Mindframe, a low-key however colorful record released by Koch.

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Big Boi

Outside his major jobs as André 3000’s partner in OutKast so when among the central people from the Dungeon Family, rapper Big Boi (delivered Antwan André Patton) appeared on tracks by Missy Elliott (“All N My Grill”), Trick Daddy (“In da Wind”), Jay-Z (“Poppin’ Tags”), Killer Mike (“A.D.We.D.A.S.”), Beyoncé (“HIPHOP …

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