What makes Back to the Hotel by N2Deep notable?

The album is notable for its commercial success, peaking at number 66 on the Billboard 200 chart and helping to popularize the party rap subgenre. Its title track became a regional hit, influencing later artists within the West Coast hip-hop scene and contributing to the rise of similar sounds during the era. Released in 1992, 'Back to the Hotel' was N2Deep's debut album, introducing their signature sound to a burgeoning West Coast hip-hop scene. At this time, they were riding the wave of the growing popularity of G-funk and party rap, establishing their presence in a competitive market dominated by iconic acts.

How many songs are on Back to the Hotel?

Back to the Hotel has 14 tracks, running approximately 56 minutes.

Back to the Hotel

N2Deep · 1992

56 min · 14 tracks · West Coast hip-hop

A vibrant blend of laid-back grooves and sharp lyrical wit that captures the essence of early '90s West Coast hip-hop.

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Back to the Hotel — This title track encapsulates the album's playful yet confident vibe, with catchy hooks and an infectious beat that became emblematic of N2Deep's style.
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Toss-Up — With its engaging narrative and lively production, this track showcases the duo's chemistry and ability to craft relatable stories about nightlife.
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Get Mine — This track stands out with its assertive lyrics and catchy chorus, reflecting the hustle mentality prevalent in early '90s hip-hop.

Tracklist

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1 Intro 0:43
2 Toss-Up 4:00
3 Back to the Hotel 5:04
4 Do tha Crew 3:53
5 The Weekend 4:05
6 Get Mine 5:03
7 V-Town 6:59
8 Ya Gotta Go 0:58
9 Comin’ Legit 4:40
10 Mack Daddyz 6:46
11 The Revenge of Starchild 1:31
12 Shakedown 4:45
13 What the F**k Is Goin’ On? 4:09
14 N2Deep (We’re Who?) 3:22

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