A Mega hip-hop album is underway, and it will be from West Coast's finest rappers of the 1990s - Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, E-40, and Too $hort!
The highly-anticipated 90s rap collaborative album, "Mt. Westmore," finally gets a release date, and it might be the biggest rap album that the Hip-hop mega-group has put up together.
Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, E-40, Too $hort New Album 2022 Gets A Release Date
Earlier today, Snoop Dogg shocked his fans with a teaser and the release date for their overdue collaborative album "Mt. Westmore."
The album is a collaborative effort of four West coast rappers, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, E-40, and Too $hort, commonly known together as Mount Westmore. The four rappers are huge names in 90s hip-hop, especially on the west coast, where they dominated.
The monochromatic montage trailer opened with the gang's show at Oakland Arena last Friday, May 27, 2022. It also featured one of their new songs, a heavily sampled Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson's 1978 hit "Angel Dust." The Game and Nas have also famously used the classic hit in their 2017 song "Angels With Dirty Faces."
"Jun 7," he wrote in the caption. "The wait is over. BadMFs. @mtwestmore," the Death Row Records current CEO wrote along with the video.
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This is not the first time that the four have teamed up. In 2019, the gang collaborated on "Step Child," which was used for the soundtrack of "American Skin."
They have also worked together for "Locked In," which was teased on Ice Cube's 3-on-3 basketball league, the BIG3.
Meanwhile, the team's latest single, "Big Subwoofer," was performed at Jake Paul and Ben Askren's boxing match in 2021 - appearing on Snoop Dogg's "Algorithm."
All three songs that the hip-hop supergroup has released will all be included in the upcoming effort, which will come on Jun 7, 2022.
Speaking to HipHopDx in 2021, Too $hort revealed that there is another 90s hip hop icon making an appearance on the massive rap album.
"Dre is on there, man. He's on there. Snoop got him on there. Dre is on there. That's Snoop's guy. That's Ice Cube's guy. They shot a big movie together. He's on there. Ain't no doubt about it. You don't even got to ask him," the "Rhymez" rapper revealed.
Aside from this, he also opened up they were honest with each other's verses throughout the creation process - criticizing, critiquing, and suggesting ways to make the record better.
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