Artist's albums
'N Gatz We Truss
1994 · album
Papa Was a Rolling Stone
1992 · EP
South Central Madness
1991 · album
Set N My Ways
2023 · single
Concrete Jungle
2020 · album
Westurrection
2019 · album
Ain't Nothin
2019 · single
2 Da West
2019 · album
Runn It Uppp
2019 · single
Runn It Uppp
2019 · single
All Day Everyday (Remastered)
2018 · album
On Erry Thang
2018 · single
South Central Hella
2018 · album
I'm On My Gangsta - Single
2010 · single
Chucc N It Up
2009 · album
South Central Cartel Latest and Greatest
2009 · album
Cartel or Die...S.C.C.'s Most Gangsta
2007 · album
Crippin To Da Hood
2006 · single
Gangsta Conversation
2006 · album
Random Violence
2006 · album
Random Violence
2006 · EP
We Have the Right to Remain Violent
2002 · album
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Biography
In the early to mid-80s, South Central LA was a Warzone as the Crack Epidemic ravaged the city. Amidst this chaos, a group of soldiers who were rapping and trapping emerged, blending funk and rhythm to create a new sound that reflected the harsh realities of life on the streets. They were South Central Cartel, pioneers of the gangsta rap genre, and they shook the music scene to its core with their debut album, "South Central Madness." Their gritty lyrics and hard-hitting beats stood shoulder to shoulder with the likes of NWA, Above the Law and Snoop Dogg. Headed up by Prodeje and Havoc, the original SCC lineup included Havikk The Rhimeson, LV, DJ Kaos1, DJ Gripp, and Luva G. Young Prodeje/Cali Pitts made his first appearance on "N Gatz We Truss" and became an official Cartel member on "All Day Everyday." Their collaboration and contribution to the culture fearlessly embraced their perspective on gang affiliation, automatic weapons, and violent crime. "South Central Madness" paved the way for a new era of hip-hop, bridging the gap between East Coast dominance and the G-Funk sound of the West. SCC's influence on not only West Coast hip-hop but the entire scene, in general, cannot be overstated. Their music was heavily influenced by their experiences growing up in South Central LA, and their lyrics often addressed topics such as gang violence and police brutality.....