Ill Na Na

Ill Na NaReleased in 1996, Ill Na Na is the debut studio album by Foxy Brown. Produced by various artists, including Trackmasters and Jay Z, and released by Def Jam Recordings, this album features hits like "Get Me Home" and "I'll Be" that showcase her bold lyricism and confident delivery. The cover art, featuring a striking image of Foxy, captures her fierce persona and her significant role in the hip hop scene, solidifying her status as a female rap icon.

with timbres blending almost like sisters

mastered by Rashad Becker at Dubplates and Mastering

John Rich (Big & Rich)

"Ruby Baby" and "Lovers Who Wander"

Critics have lauded The 8th Cumming for its refreshingly feminist and futuristic take on post-punk

"Ride Hard Ride Free" contains two tracks laced with ZEKE's signature mix of turbo-charged thrash-punk and Motörhead possessed rock n' roll and provides the first taste of ZEKE's new album

stripped-down approach

Hailing from a lineage of rock renegades

Jackie Mittoo - Earthquake (3

With fantastic artwork

"Akaline Kidal" is a politically charged and poignant recording for a community ripped apart by division and civil war

we had Unity