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Dubee
Dubee, also known as Sugawolf, is a West Coast hip-hop artist hailing from the Bay Area, bringing a unique blend of hyphy and g-funk flavors to the table. With a sound that's deeply rooted in the West Coast tradition, Dubee's music offers a raw and authentic experience. While some critics have noted that his production can sometimes lean towards the unimaginative, his West Coast, Bay-area hip-hop roots shine through, offering a genuine taste of the culture. Dubee's music is a testament to his artistic journey, making it a must-listen for fans of classic West Coast hip-hop.
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Dive into the vibrant world of West Coast hip hop with Dubee's "Last Of A Thizzin' Breed," a high-energy album that blends the best of hyphy and g-funk. Released on January 22, 2008, under GT DIGITAL / Thizz Nation, this album is a testament to Dubee's unique style and his ability to bring together a diverse range of collaborators. With 22 tracks spanning over an hour and 15 minutes, "Last Of A Thizzin' Breed" is a comprehensive journey through the sounds and culture of the Bay Area.
The album kicks off with "Thizztro," featuring Narcotics, setting the tone for the high-octane energy that follows. Tracks like "Who I Am..." and "Im A Gangsta" showcase Dubee's lyrical prowess and confidence, while collaborations with artists like Meez, Trill Real, Magnolia Chop, and Mistah F.A.B. add depth and variety to the album. Skits interspersed throughout the album provide a break from the heavy beats, offering a glimpse into the humor and storytelling that are integral to the hyphy scene.
Fans of Dubee's previous work will appreciate the familiar bounce and infectious rhythms that define his sound. Newcomers will find plenty to love in the album's blend of party anthems and introspective tracks. "Last Of A Thizzin' Breed" is not just an album; it's a celebration of the culture and music that Dubee has helped to shape. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to the scene, this album is a must-listen for anyone looking to experience the best of West Coast hip hop.
