The G Files

Hip-Hop · 2009 · 15 tracks · 52m

The G Files

A glossy, late-career update to the G-funk blueprint. Smooth West Coast synths meet mid-2000s digital production for a relaxed, sun-drenched ride.

September 29, 2009 · P-Vine Records

A confident and breezy celebration of West Coast heritage that feels like a warm breeze on a summer evening.

Tracklist · 15 Tracks · 52m

01

Intro

0:37

02

The West Is Back

3:19

03

True Star

2:55

04

Let's Get High (420)

4:05

05

100 Miles and Runnin'

3:23

06

Skate, Skate

3:18

07

Drinks Ain't Free

3:32

08

Swagger Rich

3:30

09

Suicide

4:15

10

Masquerade

4:30

11

Hold On

3:39

12

What's Wrong

3:51

13

Ringtone

4:37

14

Crush

4:04

15

Fire

3:19

Moments Worth Listening For

The crisp, high-pitched synth lead on 'The West Is Back' that signals a return to the classic 213 sound.

The smooth transition into the melodic, R&B-infused hook of 'Swagger Rich' that balances the harder verses.

The heavy, rhythmic bounce of 'Skate, Skate' that captures the specific energy of a roller rink floor.

Where This Album Departs

How does The G Files sound next to the rest of Warren G's catalogue?

Party Celebration+1.8σ

The writing leans notably further into party celebration than the rest of the catalogue.

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