Big Ghost Ltd. & Conway the Machine — No One Mourns the Wicked

After the success of "Griselda Ghost", extended play signed by Hall N Nash aka Westside Gunn & Conway with the production of Big Ghost Ltd, and one of my favorite hip-hop records ever, the beatmaker comes back to collaborate again together with Conway the Machine for this tape, sometimes labeled as EP sometimes labeled as album (or mixtape). Elcamino and Flee Lord are the guests.

The Juggaknots — The Juggaknots

In 1996, Bobbito Garcia's Fondle 'Em publishes the second project in its catalog, which coincides with the first official work of the Juggaknots, a Bronx group made up of brothers Paul "Breeze Brewin'", Peridot "Queen Herawin" and Kevin "Buddy Slim" Smith.

Jungle Brothers — J. Beez Wit the Remedy

After the 1989/90 and 1991 seasons, 1993 is the third and also one of the last years of the hippie hip-hop, which died soon and was already starting to disappear completely from mainstream game.

 

Fu-Schnickens — Nervous Break Down

Brutal and catastrophic sophomore jinx for hip-hop group Fu-Schnickens, from East Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York City. The guys have never been the best MCs even at their peak and they've never sucked up to this point, bringing their own almost original style to the game.

AAVV — Wild Pitch Classics

Wild Pitch Records collection of cuts, featuring artists such as Gang Starr, Latee, The Coup, Main Source, O.C., UMC's, Lord Finesse, Chill Rob G, Ultramagnetic MC's, N-Tyce and Jamose. Production is handled by DJ Premier, The 45 King, Boots, Main Source, Buckwild, Hass, RNS, Diamond D, Godfather Don, 4th Disciple, Wu-Tang Clan and Louie Louie.