The Relativez

Real-life cousins Suga Buga and Big Wy will be the duo behind the Relativez, the hard-hitting Western Coasters who bring G-funk in to the 21st hundred years. The Inglewood, California natives got their begin in the group Youthful Soldierz. The four-man posse released a self-titled record in 1994 that didn’t hit beyond your West Coastline but an appearance over the Murder Was the Case soundtrack — released with the Loss of life Row label during its heyday — directed toward stardom. After that emerged tragedy. The murder of 1 of the cousins was used hard with the duo, and by enough time they retrieved, Loss of life Row was background. In 1998 both hooked up once again and performed some shows. Enthusiast response was enthusiastic, more than enough so the cousins understood they had to transport on. Acquiring the apt name the Relativez, the duo released Dirty Cash for the Break Breads label in 2000. The Takeover with guests WC and Snoop Dogg adopted two years later on, but the achievement was still local. Taking a couple of years off to accomplish some nationwide stardom preparing, the Relativez came back in 2005 with Cash Respect Cash, their most refined and ambitious recording yet.