
Warren G, born Уоррен Гриффин III on November 10, 1970, is an American rapper from the West Coast. Known for pioneering the G-funk subgenre alongside his brother Dr. Dre, he gained widespread acclaim in the early 1990s. In 1994, Warren G released the iconic track "Regulate" featuring Nate Dogg, which became a defining hit of the era. In Europe, he is also recognized for his contribution to the compilation The Rapsody Overture, blending rap with classical music, including a standout performance over Alexander Borodin's "Polovtsian Dances." Warren G remains a key figure in the evolution of West Coast hip-hop.
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This D.J. ft. O.G.L.B. | 1994 |
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Relax Ya Mind ft. Reel Tight | 1997 |
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So Many Ways ft. Wayniac, Lady Levi | 1994 |
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What's Next ft. Mr. Malik | 1994 |
'94 Ho Draft ft. B-Tip, Ricky Harris | 1994 |
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Runnin' Wit No Breaks ft. Jah-Skilz, Bo-Roc, G Child | 1994 |
Gangsta Sermon ft. B-Tip, Ricky Harris | 1994 |
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This Is The Shack ft. Dove Shack | 1994 |
Why Oh Why ft. Kurupt | 1999 |
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You Never Know ft. Phat Bossi, Reel Tight | 1999 |
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If We Give You a Chance ft. Phat Bossi | 1999 |
World Wide Ryders ft. K-Bar of 5 Footaz | 1999 |