Midwest hip-hop
subgenre of hip-hop
46 artists in the catalog.
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BTNHResurrection
Bone Thugs-n-Harmony · 2000
Top Midwest hip-hop albums
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All Midwest hip-hop artists
MC Breed
G-funk, hardcore hip-hop
Rio da Yung OG
Detroit sound, Michigan rap
Proof
gangsta rap, hardcore hip-hop
Axe Murder Boyz
Lil Reese
Chicago drill, Chicago hip-hop
Paul Methric
hardcore hip-hop, hip-hop
Anybody Killa
Native American hip hop, hardcore hip-hop
Wish Bone
chopper, gangsta rap
Fredo Santana
Chicago drill, Chicago hip-hop
Baby Money
hip-hop, trap music
Icewear Vezzo
hardcore hip-hop, hip-hop
Bugz
hardcore hip-hop, hip-hop
So Hot Productions
Kuniva
hardcore hip-hop, hip-hop
About Midwest hip-hop
What is Midwest hip-hop?
subgenre of hip-hop
Where should I start with Midwest hip-hop?
Start with "BTNHResurrection" by Bone Thugs-n-Harmony. It captures what makes Midwest hip-hop worth exploring.
What are the best Midwest hip-hop albums?
The Midwest hip-hop albums worth hearing first: "BTNHResurrection" by Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, "Bloodas" by Lil Durk, "Welcome to O'Block" by King Von, "What It Means to Be King" by King Von and "Death Is Certain" by Royce da 5'9".
How many Midwest hip-hop artists are there?
northsound.fm covers 46 Midwest hip-hop artists, each with a recommended starting album and listening path.