My Own
Young Bleed · 1999
51 min · 12 tracks · hip-hop
A gritty blend of Southern hip-hop rhythms and raw, confessional lyrics that capture urban struggle and resilience.
Top tracks — play these first
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All They Lef' Me Wuz' da' Streets — This track encapsulates the struggles of survival in urban environments while blending personal narrative with broader societal issues, making it a standout example of Young Bleed's lyrical depth.
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To Be a Soldier — Here, Young Bleed reflects on themes of loyalty and sacrifice, using vivid imagery that resonates with listeners familiar with the challenges of street life.
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Bless Em' All — This opening track sets the tone for the album with aggressive beats and assertive lyrics, establishing Young Bleed’s presence in the hip-hop landscape right from the start.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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My Own
The closing track shifts to an introspective tone where the artist confronts his past choices and their consequences.
This moment marks a significant tonal shift, providing a reflective counterpoint to the more aggressive tracks earlier on the album.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Bless Em' All 3:09
- 2 I Couldn't C' It 3:57
- 3 Trecherous 2:28
- 4 Time and Money 4:46
- 5 All They Lef' Me Wuz' da' Streets 5:31
- 6 A Husla' 4:22
- 7 No Disrespect 4:33
- 8 Minute ta' Breathe 3:34
- 9 Give and Take 4:15
- 10 Bounce, Mob, Skate 4:52
- 11 To Be a Soldier 4:44
- 12 My Own 4:52
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