Young Soldierz
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Background information | |
Origin | Los Angeles, California, U.S. |
Genres | Gangsta rap, G-funk, West Coast hip hop |
Years active | 1993–1999 |
Labels | Dangerous (1993–1999) Death Row (1994–1998) |
Young Soldierz was an American rap group formed by members of the Bloods & Crips recording project.
History
Young Soldierz came together during the making of the Bloods & Crips project called Bangin' on Wax on Dangerous Records, selling 500,000 copies.[citation needed] During this success the group was formed by members Big Wy, Dog, Pops and Lil' Stretch and released their only self-titled a "Young Soldierz" album in 1993 along with two hit singles titled "If Tomorrow Comes" and "Alligator".[citation needed]
Aftermath
While still making music with the Bloods and Crips for the second album titled Bangin' on Wax 2... The Saga Continues (selling 400,000 copies), they met Death Row Records' co-founder Suge Knight and eventually signing to Death Row Records.[citation needed] The group was featured on the original soundtrack from Murder Was the Case in 1994 and Gang Related in 1997. When Death Row Records was struggling the group broke up in 1998, while the group departed ways Big Wy and Dog (now Suga Buga) recorded the last album How Deep Is Your Hood with the Damu Ridas and continued to rap by forming a group called The Relativez.
Members
Crenshaw Mafia Gangster Bloods | Notes |
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Big Wy | Big Wy (aka Red Rag) has released an album with the group Young Soldierz.[citation needed] He founded group Cali Swag District.[citation needed] |
Bounty Hunter Bloods | Notes |
Lil' Stretch | Lil' Stretch owns a motorcycle store[citation needed] |
Weirdos Gangster Bloods | Notes |
Dogg | |
Pops |
Discography
- Studio albums
Year | Title |
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1994 | Young Soldierz
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- Collaboration, Compilation album(s)
- 1994: Murder Was the Case (As Young Soldierz)
- 1999: The Best of Ronnie Ron's Gansta-Lations[1]
Music videos
Year | Video |
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1994 | "Alligator" |
"If Tomorrow Comes" |
References
- ^ The Best of Ronnie Ron's Gansta-Lations AllMusic.com 2014-05-17 Retrieved. 2014-05-17