Cali Boyz - California Street Life (Compact Disc)

	1	Laroo, Rick Rock	Ghetto Supastarz	02:53
	2	Eklipse Tha Hustla	Cali Boyz	04:01
	3	Imaculent, Two Scoops	Remy & Ice	04:41
An HTTP error occurred during file retrieval. Error Code: 403	4	T-Byrd, Messy Marv	This The Sh*t	04:00
	5	H-Hustla, Celly Cel, Daz Dillinger	Pop My Whip	03:47
	6	City Slickers	On The West Coast	04:41
	7	J-Gotti, Noble Of The Outlawz, Daz Dillinger	Everythang	03:52
An HTTP error occurred during file retrieval. Error Code: 403	8	Keak Da’ Sneak, Skee 64, Young Meek	Light Grey Sh*t	04:45
	9	Lace Leno	1st Impression	03:47
	10	Pizzo, C-Bo	Hell On Earth	03:51
	11	T-Nutty, Bad Business, Big Hollis	Hands Out The Window	03:21
	12	Luni Coleone, Marcell	Fantasy	03:21
	13	Bugzy, Baby Bubb	Line Em Up	04:03
	14	Mac Dre, Marcell	Be About Your Doe “Remix”	04:11
	15	Doe	Juganot Stomp	03:59
	16	Skee 64, Immaculate	Gangsta Girl	04:18
	17	Big Slep, Keak Da’ Sneak	After Da’ Club	03:52
	18	The Mercenaries	Street Life	04:12
	19	Big Hollis, Immaculate	Heartless	04:26

Album info

Released in 2004 by Out Of Bounds, “Cali Boyz – California Street Life” is a hip-hop compilation album that serves as a melting pot of West Coast sounds and stories. Featuring an array of artists who made waves during the early 2000s, the album combines elements of traditional Gangsta Rap with a G-Funk vibe to create a unique audio experience that captures the essence of California’s street life.

The album opens with Laroo and Rick Rock’s “Ghetto Supastarz,” a track that sets the tone for the compilation with its street-savvy lyrics and a crisp 02:53 runtime. This is followed by Eklipse Tha Hustla’s “Cali Boyz,” an anthem that pays homage to the Golden State and the lifestyle it embodies, clocking in at 04:01.

Adding a touch of luxury to the gritty atmosphere, Imaculent and Two Scoops bring “Remy & Ice,” a 04:41 cut that revels in the finer things while not forgetting its street roots. T-Byrd and Messy Marv’s “This The Sh*t” continues the momentum with heavy bass lines and braggadocious lyrics.

Songs like “Pop My Whip” by H-Hustla, Celly Cel, and Daz Dillinger, and “On The West Coast” by City Slickers serve as tributes to the West Coast lifestyle. Their smooth beats and evocative storytelling make them integral parts of the album’s narrative.

The track “Everythang” featuring J-Gotti, Noble of the Outlawz, and Daz Dillinger brings the compilation’s street philosophy into sharp focus. Meanwhile, “Light Grey Sh*t” by Keak Da’ Sneak, Skee 64, and Young Meek adds a playful twist to the often-serious genre.

Later in the compilation, Mac Dre and Marcell’s “Be About Your Doe ‘Remix'” brings a sense of nostalgia, giving fans a posthumous offering from the Bay Area legend. The album concludes with “Heartless” by Big Hollis and Immaculate, a 04:26 intense track that encapsulates the struggles and triumphs that define the street life.

Overall, “Cali Boyz – California Street Life” stands as a panoramic view of the early-2000s California hip-hop scene. From the beats to the bars, it offers a masterful blend of elements that celebrate the rich diversity of West Coast rap, making it a must-have for aficionados of the genre.