Breakin da Law cover

Breakin da Law

Gangsta Blac · 1994

11 tracks · gangsta rap

Raw beats and gritty lyrics intertwine to create an unapologetic portrayal of life in Memphis's underbelly.

Top tracks — play these first

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    I'm Gangsta Blac — This track serves as a bold declaration of identity and style, encapsulating the spirit of street life that defines the album. Its catchy hook and confident delivery establish Gangsta Blac as a central voice in the Memphis rap scene.
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    Victim of the Shit — Here, Gangsta Blac dives deep into the struggles and realities faced by those in his community, blending stark imagery with relentless beats. This track stands out for its raw emotional weight and social commentary.
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    Chronic City — The track features hypnotic production and showcases Gangsta Blac's lyrical prowess, making it a standout in his discography. Its chill vibe juxtaposes darker themes, reflecting the duality present throughout the album.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • Victim of the Shit

    A pivotal moment occurs when the narrative shifts from external observations to deeply personal reflections on loss and hardship.

    This shift enhances the emotional impact, contrasting broader societal issues with intimate personal experiences, effectively grounding his larger message.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Intro
  • 2 Chronic City
  • 3 Tire Shop
  • 4 I'm Gangsta Blac
  • 5 Insane
  • 6 Shout Outs
  • 7 Wreckless Klan
  • 8 Up & Coming
  • 9 Victim of the Shit
  • 10 Killaz From South Parkway (remix)
  • 11 Outro

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