What makes One Mo' 'Gen by 95 South notable?

One Mo' 'Gen is significant for its role in popularizing Southern hip-hop during the mid-90s, contributing to the genre's rise within mainstream music. The album includes tracks that became staples at parties and clubs, reflecting the burgeoning Southern sound that influenced later artists and trends. Released in 1995, One Mo' 'Gen was 95 South's second album, following their debut, Get Down on It. At this point in their career, the group was solidifying their presence in the Southern hip-hop scene, building on the momentum from their earlier work while continuing to explore the energetic sound that defined their style.

How many songs are on One Mo' 'Gen?

One Mo' 'Gen has 14 tracks, running approximately 42 minutes.

One Mo' 'Gen

95 South · 1995

42 min · 14 tracks · hip-hop

A vibrant blend of Southern hip-hop grooves infused with playful party anthems and funky basslines.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Quad City Funk — This track exemplifies the album's infectious energy, combining a catchy hook with upbeat rhythms that instantly evoke a party atmosphere.
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Wine & Dine — With its playful lyrics and smooth production, this track showcases the group's ability to merge fun themes with a laid-back vibe, highlighting their signature style.
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Freak Ya Down — This song stands out for its blend of humor and seductive lyrics, capturing the essence of Southern party culture while remaining danceable and engaging.

Tracklist

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1 Bassfoyoace 0:48
2 Quad City Funk 1:53
3 All the Way Down 2:33
4 Rodeo 3:32
5 Wine & Dine 3:59
6 One Mo' Gen 2:27
7 Trip 2 the Geto 4:15
8 I Tell U What 3:26
9 Ride Out 2:12
10 Freak Ya Down 3:17
11 Heiny Heiny 2:59
12 Break It on Down 2:24
13 Down South 4:33
14 Cowboy Mix 4:09

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