West Shore

Because Western world Shore can be an interracial trio that combines rock and roll and rap, some individuals might make an effort to lump the group along with Limp Bizkit, Korn, (hed) p.e., Ways of Mayhem, and various other well-known rap-rock and rap-metal serves from the ’90s and ’00s. But unlike those performers, Western world Shore isn’t an alternative solution rock-band that incorporates a whole lot of rapping; rather, Western world Shore is normally a full-time rap group that occurs to crave rock and roll electric guitar. While Limp Bizkit, Korn, (hed) p.e. and Ways of Mayhem bring hip-hop components to a rock and roll foundation, Western world Shore brings rock and roll electric guitar to a rap base. Frank Ramirez, the Los Angeles-based trio’s vocalist, is not a vocalist who raps privately — he’s a full-time rapper. Western world Shore was produced in LA in the first ’00s, when Ramirez became a member of pushes with guitarist Jeremy Sykes and DJ Mike T. The last mentioned is most beneficial known for his use the L.A.-structured gangsta rap group Compton’s Many Wanted, but Western Shore is not actually gangsta rap (although there are hints of Cypress Hill in Western Shore’s tunes). Ramirez and Sykes use several hat in Western world Shore; furthermore to rapping for the group, Ramirez has drums and keyboards. Sykes (that has cited Eddie Truck Halen as his preferred guitarist) also supports keyboards, although he’s a guitarist first and most important. B-Side Radio, Western world Shore’s debut record, was released over the independent Light Eye label in 2002.