Obie Trice
Hard-hitting Detroit rap with a bar-room grit. Punchy, authentic storytelling backed by the polished, heavy-bass production of the Shady Records golden era.
Hard-hitting Detroit rap with a bar-room grit. Punchy, authentic storytelling backed by the polished, heavy-bass production of the Shady Records golden era.
Detroit rapper Obie Trice emerged from the Midwest hip-hop scene, gaining prominence after signing with Eminem's Shady Records in 2000. He achieved significant commercial success with his top-ten Billboard 200 albums Cheers and Second Round's on Me. Following his departure from the imprint, Trice established his own label, Black Market Entertainment. Through this independent venture, he released subsequent projects including Bottoms Up, The Hangover, and The Fifth.
Shares studio polished, drum machine, sample based (production style); boom bap, gangsta rap, pop rap (subgenres)
Shares midwest hip hop, boom bap, gangsta rap (subgenres); studio polished, drum machine, sample based (production style)
Shares midwest hip hop, boom bap, gangsta rap (subgenres); studio polished, drum machine, sample based (production style)
Shares midwest hip hop, boom bap, gangsta rap (subgenres); confident, aggressive, defiant (moods)
Shares confident, aggressive, brooding (moods); midwest hip hop, boom bap, gangsta rap (subgenres)
Shares midwest hip hop, boom bap, gangsta rap (subgenres); urban night, dive bar, basement show (atmosphere)
Shares midwest hip hop, boom bap, gangsta rap (subgenres); urban night, dive bar, basement show (atmosphere)
Shares midwest hip hop, rap, gangsta rap, boom bap (signature)
Shares midwest hip hop, gangsta rap, boom bap, baritone (signature)
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