The second album from 3rd Bass, "Derelicts of Dialect" leans into the group's signature boom-bap sound with a lyrical dexterity that remains compelling. This record is notable for its increased production sophistication and thematic depth.
- "Derelicts of Dialect" was released on June 18, 1991, by Def Jam Recordings.
- The album was produced primarily by the group members themselves, along with contributions from Pete Nice and Daddy Rich.
- While not as commercially successful as their debut, the album is considered a critical favorite among fans of hardcore hip-hop.
3rd Bass was a white hip-hop group from New York City, known for their boom-bap production and witty, often confrontational lyrics. "Derelicts of Dialect" was their second album, released at a time when they were solidifying their place in the genre's landscape.
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