Richard Lawson (Richie Affluent) was the DJ for 3rd Bass on the two Def Jam LPs in the first ’90s.
Read More »Richard Lawson (Richie Affluent) was the DJ for 3rd Bass on the two Def Jam LPs in the first ’90s.
Read More »3rd Bass was among a still-small amount of white hip-hop performers to attain wide approval in the bigger community. Combined with the Beastie Guys, 3rd Bass demonstrated that white hip-hop wasn’t always going to turn into a watered-down, commercially exploitative rip-off of the original article, as a lot of white …
Read More »His rapping design an influence on Snoop Doggy Dogg (by Snoop’s own entrance), Richie High first entered music in the late ’80s using the Oakland-based group 415. With D-Loc, DJ Darryl, and JED, High crafted a Bay Region classic known as 41Fivin’, which offered well around the spot and spawned …
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