G-Funk originators, west coast OG’s, and former Ruthless Records artists Kokane & Big Hutch aka Cold 187um of Above The Law discuss their early days in music, and how they have a legendary history running
Today, August 19, the late great Nate Dogg would have turned 53. We the West Coast and rest of the world were blessed to be
Grammy Award-winning producer Fredwreck, responsible for numerous classics with and for Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Kurupt, and others, recently posted a couple of behind-the-scenes information
Snoop Dogg and Nate Dogg cemented their statuses as legends together from the streets of Ling Beach to the heights of the music industry. Since
During episode 24 of Salute the Sample with Greg Nice, DJ Z-Trip, and LL Cool J the trio discuss the classic “Xxplosive” song from Dr. Dre‘s 2001 album. The song features Kurupt, Nate Dogg, Hittman, and Six-Two, and
NHale, the son of the late legend Nate Dogg, is back with some new music! In continuation of his rising career and his father’s legacy,
Last night (November 30), Death Row Records consultant John Payne presented Nathaniel Hale, Jr. and Naijel Hale, the sons of the late, iconic silky, burly-voiced singer Nate Dogg, with a large, framed platinum
Long Beach, California artist/producer Warren G dropped his Def Jam Recordings debut album, Regulate…G-Funk Era, in 1994. Featuring the late, great Nate Dogg, the album’s lead-single “Regulate” went on to be a major hit
Quincey White dropped a dope bomb on us! With “Good Fruit” the latest from Quincey White featuring Jake&Papa. This smooth track is a new generation
From the streets of the West the late great legend gets serenaded. Today we celebrate his life and all of the great music and memories
