Regulators... Mount Up!" Hosts DJ Trini Shotta and DJ Nephew take you straight back to the West Coast in this deep-dive into the album that changed everything: Warren G's 'Regulate... G Funk Era.
Discover the untold stories of how this album single-handedly saved Def Jam Records and cemented the smooth, soulful sound of G-Funk in 90s hip-hop history. We reminisce about the unforgettable feeling of hearing classics like "Regulate" for the first time, and break down the massive, undeniable impact of the late, great Nate Dogg on the genre and Warren G’s career.
Plus, we touch on the recent Super Bowl Halftime Show and give you an exclusive preview of our next episode, where we'll be dissecting The Fugees' legendary album, 'The Score.'
What You'll Learn:
The crucial role Regulate... G Funk Era played in Def Jam's history.
The lasting musical legacy and genius of Nate Dogg.
Our personal, nostalgic experiences with '90s West Coast Hip Hop.
Next Week: We review The Fugees' 'The Score.'
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Short clip from Ep 4 where we dive into how 90s R&B shaped a whole generation from the soundtracks of love and heartbreak to the blend of hip-hop and soul that defined an era.
Usher’s My Way turned 90s R&B into a blueprint. In this episode of The Album Society, we break down the album’s impact, standout tracks, and why it still matters today — plus talk VMAs, music sampling, and Usher’s future projects.
In this episode of The Album Society, we dive deep into Usher’s iconic 1997 album My Way — a project that became the blueprint of 90s R&B. We break down the standout tracks, the album’s impact on hip-hop and R&B culture, and why it remains one of Usher’s most important contributions to music.
The conversation also covers:
The cultural significance of Usher’s music in the 90s
The evolution of music sampling and how My Way fits in
The recent VMAs and Usher’s place in today’s landscape
Usher’s potential 30th-anniversary tour and future projects
Whether you grew up with My Way or you’re discovering it for the first time, this episode explores why Usher’s My Way is iconic and how it shaped the sound of a generation.
In Ep 3, we talked about Vinyl & Cassette Nostalgia
In this episode of Album Society, we dive deep into Big Pun’s groundbreaking debut, Capital Punishment. From razor-sharp lyricism to genre-defining production, this album cemented Pun as one of hip-hop’s greatest wordsmiths.
We break down the standout tracks, debate the album’s lasting impact on East Coast rap, and explore how Pun’s style continues to influence the game decades later. Whether you’re revisiting the album or discovering it for the first time, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.
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Tonight we dive deep into a West Coast classic — Lethal Injection by Ice Cube!
🔥 We'll be breaking down each track, sharing our thoughts, insights, and the lasting impact of this legendary album.💬 From beats to bars — nothing is off limits!
This is our very first episode, and we’re so excited to have you with us. Come along as we dive into the music that’s inspired us, shaped us, and made us who we are. Whether you're a lifelong music lover or just starting your journey, there's something here for you. Let’s talk albums, artists, stories, and everything in between.