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Instead, it's a promising fresh start for Dre that is full of potential and enough great music to make it a vital listen. But that doesn't mean that The Aftermath is a washout. In fact, the two tracks that really stand out - Dre's stately, sexy "Been There Done That" and the powerful "East Coast/West Coast Killas," which features cameos by B-Real, KRS-One, Nas, and RBX - are a combination of terrific production and personality, which is usually what results in great singles. Despite the success of these urban productions, none of the actual performers make much of an impact - the tracks are impressive only because they demonstrate Dre's musical versatility and skill. The true revelation of the album is Dre's skill for urban R&B and soul, all of which sounds fresh and exciting compared to several of the fairly pedestrian hip-hop tracks. There are a number of rappers on The Aftermath, even a handful of hardcore rappers, but nothing fits into the standard G-funk template. Dre Presents.The Aftermath and one listen proves that Dre wasn't kidding when he said he wasn't interested in gangsta anymore. Aftermath's initial release was the various-artists compilation Dr. He also decided not to concentrate on rap, signing urban R&B acts as well as hip-hop. Dre shifted directions drastically halfway through 1996, leaving Death Row Records and abandoning gangsta rap, claiming that he had "Been There, Done That." So, Dre founded a new record label, Aftermath, and built an artist roster consisting entirely of new, unproven talent.
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Period.Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs. “If you get another call, you gotta be ready. Though Xzibit wasn’t technically signed to Aftermath Entertainment, he remained one. I basically battled for my life.” After showing what she could do, she signed a deal with Ruff Ryders afterward. Xzibit takes it back to the Aftermath era with a few dope throwback pics connecting with Dr. So I went up to Yonkers, and they put me in a cypher. Ruff Ryders, they might want to sign you, but you gotta go battle for it. “I got another call, like ‘yo, you need to go up to Yonkers. I had this big going away party, I was in this condo, I had all this money, I was eighteen…And then they dropped me.”Īlthough Eve had been dropped from Aftermath, her buzz continued to grow and caught the eyes of the Ruff Ryders. But then I got dropped, eight months later, and was back in Philly.” She said. He was like ‘yo, I think we found our girl.’ That next weekend, I was in LA doing a demo for Dr.
“He was like ‘the f*** is happening.’ He thought I was selling weed, he was like ‘where’s the weed?’ Then he finished listening to me, letting me rap, and he called Dre right there. She then continues the story by saying that she got to the house, stood up, put a tape in, and started rapping. He was like ‘we just gon’ put on some music, you start rapping.’ And that’s what happened.” But what the hell I do when I ain’t got no weed. But, you gonna act like the weed girl, cause he want some weed.’ I was like, alright cool. They called me and was like, ‘we got Dre’s right-hand man’ coming in town, we just taking him around. “His right-hand man came to Philly, and my managers at the time were the local drug dealers. In a recent interview with Luc Belaire CEO Brett Berish, she shared her experiences on signing with Dr. Even though she has been straying away from music during the past couple of years, it’s always interesting to know how an artist came up in the game and made a name for themselves. Photo by Rich Fury/Getty Images for The Recording AcademyĮve has managed to reinvent herself in many different ways outside of music, but of course, she is a legend in hip hop.
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