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Together with production partner DJ Paul, Juicy J played an important role in the South's rise to prominence within the once East and West Coast-dominated rap industry. Behind the duo's leadership, Three 6 Mafia rose from an underground phenomenon in Memphis to a nationally recognized rap empire, spinning off numerous solo albums for the collective's many members in the mid- to late '90s. Juicy also raps as a member of Three 6 Mafia and contributes rhymes to most of the albums he produces for such artists as his brother Project Pat, Gangsta Boo, La Chat, and Tear da Club Up Thugs. Moreover, Juicy J ventured into filmmaking with Choices (2001), and helped launch Wiz Khalifa's imprint Taylor Gang in 2011 as the label's co-owner. A fruitful solo career followed, along with the collaborative chart-topping 2013 hit 'Dark Horse' with pop superstar Katy Perry.Juicy J (born Jordan Houston) and DJ Paul (Paul Beauregard) first came together at the dawn of the '90s, when they worked as DJs in the Memphis area. The two soon began producing their own tracks and invited numerous Memphis rappers to rap over the beats. They released the resulting tracks locally as Triple 6 Mafia; years later these recordings would resurface as re-releases. In 1995, the loose collective changed its name to Three 6 Mafia and self-released its debut album, Mystic Stylez. The album became an underground success, and Three 6 Mafia, in turn, signed a distribution deal with Relativity for its Hypnotized Minds imprint. Throughout the late '90s, Juicy J and DJ Paul produced numerous albums a year for Hypnotized Minds and capitalized on the lucrative distribution deal. By the end of the decade, the two producers were at the helm of an empire, having extended their brand to alarming lengths, culminating with their commercial breakthrough album, When the Smoke Clears (2000), which debuted at number six on Billboard's album chart.He launched his solo career during a break in Three 6 Mafia's usually busy recording schedule, releasing the hardcore effort Chronicles of the Juice Man: Underground Album in 2002. Gucci Mane, Gorilla Zoe, and Webbie all appeared on the 2009 follow-up, Hustle Til I Die. Two years later, Juicy became part owner of Wiz Khalifa's Taylor Gang imprint and released 'Bandz a Make Her Dance' on the label in 2012. The single landed on his third solo album, 2013's Stay Trippy, which was released through Dr. Luke's Sony-owned imprint Kemosabe Records. It debuted at number four on the Billboard 200 album chart and was supported with a U.S. tour co-headlined with A$AP Ferg. That same year he appeared on Katy Perry's number one hit 'Dark Horse,' while 2014 saw him drop the single 'Low' featuring Nicki Minaj, Young Thug, and Lil Bibby, as well as a contribution to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reboot 'Shell Shocked,' with Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign, and Madsonik. 'For Everybody' followed in 2015 and featured Wiz Khalifa along with R. City, then his solo mixtape 100% Juice dropped that same year.In 2016, TGOD Mafia: Rude Awakening, his collaborative effort with Khalifa and producer TM88, was issued. The mixtape was released by Atlantic and debuted at number 26 on the Billboard 200. That same year, Juicy issued a quartet of high-profile singles: 'No English' with Travis Scott, 'Ballin' with Kanye West, 'Magic Trick' with dubstep producer Borgore, and 'Gimme Gimme' with Rae Sremmurd's Slim Jxmmi. In 2017, he released 'Ain't Nothing' with Khalifa and Ty Dolla, as well as 'Flood Watch' with Migos' Offset. That September, the Highly Intoxicated mixtape arrived, featuring production by $uicideboy$, Southside, TM88, and Mike WiLL Made-It, as well as appearances by XXXTentacion, A$AP Rocky, Smokepurpp, Cardi B, Rick Ross, Project Pat, and more. Juicy quickly followed with his fourth album, Rubba Band Business, just months later. The collection debuted in the Billboard 200 and featured guests like A$AP Rocky, Wiz Khalifa, Denzel Curry, Ty Dolla $ign, Travis Scott, Offset, and more.
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Biography
Common is a celebrated rapper from Chicago who got famous for producing a new wave of hip-hop adding elements of new-age, jazz and funk. He was born Lonnie Rashid Lynn Jr. on March 13, 1972 in a family of a teacher and ex-basketball player who used to be an average NBA professional. As soon as in his high school years, Rashid formed his first band to be called C.D.R. He left it shortly after, with an intention to study business. However, he found he was more into rap rather than into education and came back to music.
In 1992 Rashid produced his first solo album, Can I Borrow a Dollar? He picked up the Common Sense stage name. The composition Take It EZ made a great contribution to the album's popularity among the supporters of the so called intelligent hip-hop widely represented by A Tribe Called Quest, and Gang Starr. In two years, Common Sense released the second album, Resurrection. It was heavily promoted by the track I Used to Love H.E.R., in some way criticizing the gangsta trend of hip-hop. This came to hurt the prominent ‘gangster' Ice Cube which led to a conflict between the two performers, yet never hindered the charts run of the album itself. As soon as Common Sense had got himself a big name he was forced to change it. It became necessary after the same called ska band had threatened him with a claim for copycat. Rashid did not hesitate long to simply reduce his pseudonym to Common.
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It took Common three years to prepare his third studio work. It got the name One Day It'll All Make Sense and hit the stores in 1997. The session involved Lauryn Hill, Q-Tip, Black Thought and some other celebrities. The album included such acclaimed hits as Reminding Me (of Sef), and Retrospect for Life. The release ranked twelfth in the hip-hop charts and earned Common an offer from MCA he could not refuse. After signing the contract, the rapper moved from his native Chicago to New York. With the two LPs released on MCA, Like Water for Chocolate (2000), and Electric Circus (2002), Common reached the new level of commercial success and became a leading performer of the new generation rap. He never feared experiments and gladly cooperated with musicians from the genres hardly associated with hip-hop before. Common won his first Grammy in 2003 for participating in Erykah Badu's Love of My life (An Ode to Hip-Hop).
The subsequent album by Common released in 2005 again met all the expectations of his fans. Be was almost entirely produced by Kanye West. A year before that, West released a sensational album of his own called The College Dropout, and his name alone among this album makers was enough to grant Be a large portion of attention. Actually, Be was too proficient an album to need West's name as promotion and rightfully topped the hip-hop Billboard charts staying second in the pop-charts. With 800,000 copies sold out, Be brought Common two Grammy nominations in 2006. In a year, Common released Finding Forever, produced by West again, and despite everything managed to rank first in the pop Billboard charts. This was quickly followed by the announcement of A Tribe Called Quest performer, Q-Tip, about him and Common planning to start the new project The Standard. In 2008 Common consolidated his leading position the rap industry by the powerful album Universal Mind Control. Two years later the performer's discography was enlarged by a wonderful compilation album Go! - Common Classics (2010), which included the artist's best works: The Light, I Want You, Testify and many others. The record's incredible atmosphere and mood will be definitely enjoyed not only by Common's old fans, but also by all the lovers of high quality and sincere music.
Studio Albums
The Dreamer/The Believer
Universal Mind Control
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Biography
Common is a celebrated rapper from Chicago who got famous for producing a new wave of hip-hop adding elements of new-age, jazz and funk. He was born Lonnie Rashid Lynn Jr. on March 13, 1972 in a family of a teacher and ex-basketball player who used to be an average NBA professional. As soon as in his high school years, Rashid formed his first band to be called C.D.R. He left it shortly after, with an intention to study business. However, he found he was more into rap rather than into education and came back to music.
In 1992 Rashid produced his first solo album, Can I Borrow a Dollar? He picked up the Common Sense stage name. The composition Take It EZ made a great contribution to the album's popularity among the supporters of the so called intelligent hip-hop widely represented by A Tribe Called Quest, and Gang Starr. In two years, Common Sense released the second album, Resurrection. It was heavily promoted by the track I Used to Love H.E.R., in some way criticizing the gangsta trend of hip-hop. This came to hurt the prominent ‘gangster' Ice Cube which led to a conflict between the two performers, yet never hindered the charts run of the album itself. As soon as Common Sense had got himself a big name he was forced to change it. It became necessary after the same called ska band had threatened him with a claim for copycat. Rashid did not hesitate long to simply reduce his pseudonym to Common.
Common Testify Mp3 Juices
It took Common three years to prepare his third studio work. It got the name One Day It'll All Make Sense and hit the stores in 1997. The session involved Lauryn Hill, Q-Tip, Black Thought and some other celebrities. The album included such acclaimed hits as Reminding Me (of Sef), and Retrospect for Life. The release ranked twelfth in the hip-hop charts and earned Common an offer from MCA he could not refuse. After signing the contract, the rapper moved from his native Chicago to New York. With the two LPs released on MCA, Like Water for Chocolate (2000), and Electric Circus (2002), Common reached the new level of commercial success and became a leading performer of the new generation rap. He never feared experiments and gladly cooperated with musicians from the genres hardly associated with hip-hop before. Common won his first Grammy in 2003 for participating in Erykah Badu's Love of My life (An Ode to Hip-Hop).
The subsequent album by Common released in 2005 again met all the expectations of his fans. Be was almost entirely produced by Kanye West. A year before that, West released a sensational album of his own called The College Dropout, and his name alone among this album makers was enough to grant Be a large portion of attention. Actually, Be was too proficient an album to need West's name as promotion and rightfully topped the hip-hop Billboard charts staying second in the pop-charts. With 800,000 copies sold out, Be brought Common two Grammy nominations in 2006. In a year, Common released Finding Forever, produced by West again, and despite everything managed to rank first in the pop Billboard charts. This was quickly followed by the announcement of A Tribe Called Quest performer, Q-Tip, about him and Common planning to start the new project The Standard. In 2008 Common consolidated his leading position the rap industry by the powerful album Universal Mind Control. Two years later the performer's discography was enlarged by a wonderful compilation album Go! - Common Classics (2010), which included the artist's best works: The Light, I Want You, Testify and many others. The record's incredible atmosphere and mood will be definitely enjoyed not only by Common's old fans, but also by all the lovers of high quality and sincere music.
Studio Albums
The Dreamer/The Believer
Universal Mind Control
Finding Forever
Be
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Compilation albums
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