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Rekta, a French rapper from Rennes city, has been on top of the game since quite a while, and now he’s back with his new album called “Hustle Life“. It looks like a solid g-funk / gangsta rap album packed with dope guests both from USA and France: Kokane, Big Tray Deee, RBX, Westcoast Stone, Bad Azz, Lil’ Eazy-E, Baby Eazy-E, Smokey Lane, Mofak, Reena, Nancy Fletcher and others.

Earlier this week, the Bay Area singer-songwriter announced that he’s hitting the road with Bebe Rexha on the Bebe & Bassy Tour in support of his upcoming full-length debut album, Gossip Columns. And today (September 29), along with the bright pink artwork, release date (October 13) and tracklist. New album featuring G-Eazy, Kyle, Kehlani, Bobby Brackins, YG and Hailee Steinfeld.

Monster TV Rap Hits is a 1989 compilation album exploring the hip-hop music of the moment. Tommy Boy Records couldn't afford to call this a product of MTV or YO! MTV Raps so they were forced to call it Monster TV Rap Hits and design the graphics so it would hopefully motivate people to think it was an MTV thing without being allowed to call it that.

Bone Thugs and harmony are one of the best-selling rap groups of all time. Their Grammy® nominated album “E 199 Eternal” has sold over 8 million copies and they have 5 platinum albums to their credit. They have sold over 20 million albums worldwide and are the only group to have recorded with Eazy E, 2 Pac, Notorious B.I.G and Big Pun while they were still alive. They’ve had 10 #1 Billboard R&B singles and MTV called them the most melodic hip hop group of all time. Their own label MO THUGZ Records was extremely successful launching platinum solo albums by Krayzie Bone and Bizzy Bone. Their most recent album “UNI5: The World’s Enemy” was released on Warner Bros/Reprise in 2010, debuting #14 on the Billboard Top 200 album chart. Bone Thugs “New Wave” is the proper follow up to “UNI5: The World’s Enemy”. Featuring the recorded reunion of Bizzy and Krayzie Bone, the album also includes performances from all the member of Bone Thugs and harmony. The album features melodic classics that all the Bone Thugs and Harmony fans love. The first 2 singles are homeruns. “Coming Home” featuring Stephen Marley and “I Wish Heaven Had A Cellphone” featuring Tank.

For the very first time, this is a monumental 4 CD Set, 72 track collection of timeless HIP-HOP legends, strictly representing The Golden Era… Covering 1979-1999, this was an important era when quality HIP-HOP was centred around the very greatest acts at the top of their game. Taking lyricism to a whole new level, the undisputed masters are all present and correct - from the mighty Chuck D of Public Enemy, Rakim, KRS-One of BDP, LL, Biggie, Nas, Q-Tip of Tribe, Big Daddy Kane, Method Man from The Wu, Snoop Dogg, Kool G Rap (featured here on Heavy D’s classic posse cut), Ice Cube, Redman, Queen Latifah and Busta Rhymes - to lesser known but equally gifted rap talents such as AZ, Jeru The Damaja, Chubb Rock and Kool Keith of the Ultramagnetic MC’s.

Influenced by the groove and the P-Funk sound, a lot of rappers have largely picks in the discography of George Clinton and Funkadelic groups 2 and Parliament, which are found 3 titles in the selection. The synth / low fat recipe, DJ Quik and Eazy-E with its protected from Above the Law group had also used samplant of Funk groups such as Brass Construction, One Way, the Bar-kays or Fatback.