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Lunitik Muzik

Luniz · 1997

74 min · 16 tracks · West Coast hip-hop

Raw storytelling intertwines with laid-back grooves and hard-hitting beats, defining the West Coast hip-hop sound of the late '90s.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Highest Niggaz In The Industry — This opening track sets a confident tone for the album, showcasing Luniz's lyrical prowess and establishing their place within the rap hierarchy of the time.
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    My Baby Mamma — A humorous yet poignant take on fatherhood and relationships, this track exemplifies Luniz's ability to blend storytelling with catchy hooks, making it relatable.
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    $ad Millionaire — Reflecting themes of wealth and its effects on personal relationships, this song dives into deeper social commentary while maintaining an engaging beat.
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    Y Do Thugz Die — This track confronts themes of mortality and gang violence, offering a sobering contrast to the otherwise party-centric vibe of much of the album.

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Intro 1:25
  • 2 Highest Niggaz In The Industry 4:54
  • 3 Funkin Over Nuthin' 5:33
  • 4 In My Nature 5:25
  • 5 Jus Mee & U 4:54
  • 6 Game 1:17
  • 7 My Baby Mamma 4:13
  • 8 Is It Kool? 4:35
  • 9 $ad Millionaire 4:43
  • 10 Killaz On The Payroll 6:03
  • 11 Phillies 4:40
  • 12 Mobb Shit 5:13
  • 13 Y Do Thugz Die 4:55
  • 14 Hypnotize 5:15
  • 15 Handcuff Your Hoes 3:21
  • 16 20 Bluntz A Day 7:37

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