Welcome to Scokland
Keak da Sneak · 2008
71 min · 19 tracks · gangsta rap
A vibrant fusion of G-funk grooves and hard-hitting lyrics that encapsulates the essence of West Coast hip-hop culture.
Top tracks — play these first
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Welcome to Scokland Start here — This title track serves as both an anthem and introduction to Keak's world, blending catchy hooks with vivid storytelling about life in his neighborhood.
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Streets Don't Lie — In this track, Keak confronts harsh realities with unflinching honesty, delivering a raw perspective that resonates deeply within the context of gangsta rap.
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C.A.S.H. — With its infectious beat and clever wordplay, this track highlights Keak's signature style while discussing themes of wealth and ambition prevalent in hip-hop culture.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- dynamic journey with peaks
- vibrant grooves for party vibes
- wave-like pacing for engagement
- energetic anthems for group listening
- playful irreverence in storytelling
Maybe skip if you
- prefer instant gratification tracks
- seek subdued, minimalistic sounds
Where this album fits
- In the catalog
- Fan Favorite — Showcases Keak's unique style during a key era of West Coast hip-hop.
- Themes
- West Coast hustle· neighborhood realities· G-funk grooves
- Career context
- Released on January 1, 2008, 'Welcome to Scokland' was Keak da Sneak's sixth studio album, following his critically acclaimed 'Deified' in 2006. At this point, Keak was solidifying his status in the West Coast hip-hop scene, blending hyphy elements with traditional gangsta rap as he continued to evolve his sound.
Tracklist
- 1 Lil' Quinn Intro 0:40
- 2 Welcome to Scokland Start here 3:01
- 3 Blue Dolphin 3:44
- 4 Hot 'N Cool 4:07
- 5 She Fine 4:18
- 6 Hollarin' 3:18
- 7 Copy Cat 3:44
- 8 Marina Ted Game Profane Slang 3:51
- 9 Wanna See 4:21
- 10 Back To Life 4:00
- 11 C.A.S.H. 5:36
- 12 Streets Don't Lie 3:01
- 13 We Can Bubble Up 3:36
- 14 Comfortably Numb 3:57
- 15 Fool 4 U 4:38
- 16 Too Much 4:07
- 17 On One 3:38
- 18 Da Hood In Me 3:19
- 19 Cannons On The Blocks 4:40
If this landed
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The Ball Street Journal
E-40
Shares vibrant G-funk grooves and explores similar West Coast hustle themes.
Gettin' It
Too Short
Continues the West Coast party vibe with hard-hitting lyrics and smooth production.
Ronald Dregan: Dreganomics
Mac Dre
Embodies the hyphy movement with catchy beats and a focus on street life narratives.
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