Sniper Unit - Burnt Up City

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Sniper Unit is a group from Atlanta, GA. The two members are DJ Swift C and Big L. This dope album was released in 1996 on Ichiban Records. Production was mainly handled by Swift C and he did an excellent job. The beats are composed with some solid synths and samples. Both members can spit above average and are decent when they trade verses back to back. Featuring on the album is MC Breed, Cool Breeze, Backbone, T-Double, Hurricane and Sir Charles. Even though this record contains good material, it is still very slept on. The two members later returned in 2002 with the addition of Cool Breeze and their new alias, "The Calhouns."

Cool Breeze - East Points Greatest Hit

Cool Breeze - East Points Greatest Hit
Cool Breeze is a rapper who represents out of East Point in Atlanta, GA. He is also a 1st generation member of the legendary, Dungeon Family. East Points Greatest Hit is his debut album and it was released in 1999 on Interscope Records. Production is done by the one and only Organized Noize along with Mr. DJ. The beats are extremely well crafted and are multi-layered with live instruments. The production team never disappoints and lays out the perfect platform for the artist. Breeze's delivery is very fresh and distinct. His profound lyrics showcase large amounts of clever word play while also being light on the ears. Featuring on the album is Outkast, Goodie Mob, Eightball, Kurupt, Witchdoctor, Sleepy Brown, Backbone, Nivea and The Calhouns. Although Breeze made numerous appearances for his label mates, this happens to be the only record released by him and it seems to be very promising both lyrically and musically.

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Young Bloodz - Against Da Grain

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Young Bloodz is a rap duo from Atlanta, GA. It consists of J-Bo and Sean Paul. This is their debut album and was released in 1999 on LaFace Records. Production was handled by the legendary team known as Organized Noize. Beats are well crafted and are very unorthodox. They are derived from live instruments like pizzicato strings and electric guitars. Lyrically the album is just shy of impressive. Both members have decent verbal skills and they compliment each other well. Featuring on the album is Lil' Wayne, Bone Crusher, Leroo Wilyams and Backbone. This group would always find themselves in the shadows of Outkast and Goodie Mob. Although this album is a little on the club savvy side, it still deserves to be mentioned.