Draft:Gangsta Bitch Mentality
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Background information | |
Also known as | G.B.M |
Origin | South Central, Californa, U.S. |
Genres | |
Discography | Woodworks(1993 Demo Tape) Central Land (Album 1994) G.B.M 2023 |
Years active | 1992–2023 |
Labels | |
Spinoffs | Gangsta Hoez |
Basic Info
[edit]Gangsta Bitch Mentality (Also known as G.B.M Was a female rap group coming From South Central. With main rap inspirations from artist bone thugs n harmony, and the Famous N.W.A, The Group consisted of T-Ski Chan Loc Sylk E Fyne, and Diamond. The most successful out of the group was Sylk E Fyne, being features on the original Thug luv, as well as 2Pac. Also a feature on Eazy-E Tracks, the group was founded by artist Eazy-E and as he seen they had potential, he signed them to his record label, the group made an album, in 1993-1994. It was shelved after Eazy-E died A week prior to distribution, since then. Eazy-Es Spouse believes they didn’t make the cut. And fired them. With Eazy-E dead and losing jobs, the group went silent. Except for sylk E Fyne which went on to be semi successful
Woodworks
[edit]This was a Single Song Demo tape For Eazy-E When they were having there trial for Eazy-E, The Song is WoodWorks. But they remastered it, and added Eazy-E to it on there LP Album, Central Land.
Central Land
[edit]Central Land, the group's first studio album, was Supposed to be released in 1994. Shelved for A Short period of time, and then mentor and Owner Tragically passed away to AIDS. The album Was Produced by Bobcat, and DJ-U-Neek, in 2004, DJ U Neek Leaked 4 Tracks From Central land. The album was Hidden, then found on EBay in 2020. Someone now owns them. Track listing Has, been found. And 8 tracks are streamable. The listing consists of
Track 1 - Ruthless 4 Life
Track 2 - Gangsta Bitch
Track 3 - House Party (Featuring Eazy-E)
Track 4 - South Central
Track 5 - Shed No Tears (Featuring Eazy-E)
Track 6 - Midnight
Track 7 - Sex in The Mind (Featuring B.G Knocc Out)
Track 8 - RedRum (Featuring Bone Thugs N Harmony)
Track 9 - Tha Grave Yard
Track 10 - Woodworks
Track 11 - Shoot Em Up On A Sunday (Featuring Eazy-E)
Track 12 - 3 Strikes
Track 13 - Tha Mentality
Track 14 - 4 Deep (Featuring Eazy-E)