Dive into the vibrant and energetic world of Dubee with his 2008 album, "Last Of A Thizzin' Breed." This 22-track journey is a quintessential representation of the hyphy and G-funk scenes that defined West Coast hip hop during that era. Dubee, also known as Sugawolf, brings his unique style and charisma to the forefront, delivering a mix of thug rap and gangsta themes that are both raw and infectious.
The album kicks off with "Thizztro," featuring Narcotics, setting the tone for the high-energy tracks that follow. From the introspective "Who I Am..." to the party anthem "Throw My T'z UP" featuring Mistah F.A.B., Dubee showcases his versatility and lyrical prowess. Collaborations with notable artists like Magnolia Chop, Harm, and P.S.D. add depth and variety to the album, making it a standout in his discography.
With a runtime of over an hour and fifteen minutes, "Last Of A Thizzin' Breed" is a comprehensive exploration of Dubee's artistry. The album's production, characterized by its bouncy beats and smooth melodies, perfectly complements the lyrical content, creating an immersive listening experience. Tracks like "Thizz For Life" and "Thizz How We Eat" highlight Dubee's ability to blend social commentary with catchy hooks, making them both thought-provoking and entertaining.
Released under GT DIGITAL and Thizz Nation, this album is a testament to Dubee's influence and contribution to the hyphy and West Coast hip hop genres. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to Dubee's music, "Last Of A Thizzin' Breed" offers a compelling and dynamic listening experience that captures the essence of a thriving musical movement.
