One Mo Nigga ta Go cover

Released 30 years ago

One Mo Nigga ta Go

DJ Yella · 1996

47 min · 20 tracks · hip-hop

A gritty blend of hard-hitting beats and raw narratives reflecting the struggles of street life in 90s Los Angeles.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Westside Story — This track encapsulates the essence of West Coast culture, depicting the lifestyle and mentality of Los Angeles through vivid storytelling and infectious beats.
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    Streets Won't Let Me Go — Highlighting struggles against systemic oppression, this song features introspective lyrics that reflect on the challenges faced by those living in marginalized communities.
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    Ain't No Love — This track addresses themes of betrayal and loyalty, showcasing DJ Yella's ability to merge personal experiences with broader societal issues in a gripping manner.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • Streets Won't Let Me Go

    An intense moment where the lyrics shift from personal reflection to broader social commentary on violence and survival in urban environments.

    This transition amplifies the urgency of the message, moving beyond individual experience to engage with community struggles.

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Dose of Reality 0:34
  • 2 Westside Story 3:41
  • 3 Interlude 0:20
  • 4 Streets Won't Let Me Go 4:01
  • 5 Interlude 0:10
  • 6 Neva Had a Chance 4:39
  • 7 Interlude 0:15
  • 8 4 tha E 4:46
  • 9 Interlude 0:12
  • 10 Send 4 Me 6:17
  • 11 Interlude 0:20
  • 12 Dat's How I'm Livin 5:11
  • 13 Interlude 0:10
  • 14 Ain't No Love 4:30
  • 15 Interlude 0:17
  • 16 Two Face 3:25
  • 17 Interlude 0:10
  • 18 So in Love 5:02
  • 19 Interlude 0:27
  • 20 Not Long Ago 3:11

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