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Before G-Funk and gangsta rap took over the charts, the West Coast was building a foundation in basements, dancehalls, and roller rinks. In this episode, Ross Martinez dives deep into the untold beginnings of West Coast hip-hop — from party crews like Uncle Jamm’s Army, to electro pioneers like Egyptian Lover, to the radio revolution led by Greg Mack and KDAY. Discover the early voices, overlooked icons, and pivotal moments that made the West more than just a vibe — it became a movement.
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Before G-Funk and gangsta rap took over the charts, the West Coast was building a foundation in basements, dancehalls, and roller rinks. In this episode, Ross Martinez dives deep into the untold beginnings of West Coast hip-hop — from party crews like Uncle Jamm’s Army, to electro pioneers like Egyptian Lover, to the radio revolution led by Greg Mack and KDAY. Discover the early voices, overlooked icons, and pivotal moments that made the West more than just a vibe — it became a movement.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.