Silas – Aka Smigg Dirtee
July 16, 2002
Download music album Aka Smigg Dirtee by Silas, released on July 16, 2002. ℗ One 4 Us Ent. / Aba Muzik
1
Silas, C.Gigolo, I-Rocc, Luni Coleone
Tha Jump Off
03:14
2
Silas
When Animalz Attakk
03:52
3
Silas, Devious, Mad Dog
Heaterz
02:47
4
Silas
Its Alrite
02:25
5
Silas
Wut U Been Told
03:42
6
Silas
Here We Go
03:36
7
Silas, T-Nutty
Blocc S**T
03:27
8
Silas, Steezo
Why They Wanna Hate On Me
03:34
9
Silas, C.Gigolo
Getting Money (Wit You)
03:36
10
Silas, Luni Coleone
All About My Richez
04:01
11
Silas, 100%
100% Dirtee
02:48
12
Silas
Dirtee Dancer
04:14
13
Silas
Smigg Dirtee
03:29
14
Silas
4 Da Music
04:29
15
Silas
Big Screen Tvs, Blunts, 40s And B*$chez
03:43
16
Silas, C.Gigolo, Mad Dog, Young Fierce
So Curious
04:19
17
Silas, B-Legit
Makes Me Wanna Holla
03:00
18
Silas, Sic Related Individualz
Money Over B**chez
03:37
19
Silas, C.Gigolo
This Iz It (Uh)
03:24
20
Silas, C.Gigolo, Devious, Mad Dog, Nefew, T-Nutty
They Can’t Bust Like Us
04:50
21
Silas
Love And Life
01:49
Album info
Released on July 16, 2002, under the labels One 4 Us Ent. and Aba Muzik, “Silas – Aka Smigg Dirtee” is a potent statement of gangsta and thug rap, rooted deeply in the hip-hop ethos of San Diego, California. With a runtime that generously spans 21 tracks, the album is an immersive experience that showcases Silas Pollard’s multiple facets as a rapper, going by the aliases Silas, Smiggz, and Smigg Dirtee.
The opening track “Tha Jump Off” featuring C.Gigolo, I-Rocc, and Luni Coleone sets the tone for the album—intense, raw, and confrontational. It becomes clear that Smigg Dirtee’s verses don’t mince words as the album rolls into the self-produced “When Animalz Attakk” and the gripping “Heaterz,” which features Devious and Mad Dog.
What adds a unique character to this album is its diversified production. While the majority of the album is produced by One 4 Us, individual tracks see the production stylings of Big Hollis, Pale Soul, and Smigg Dirtee himself. This blend creates an interesting dynamic, where traditional gangsta rap vibes meet more experimental beats and samples.
Tracks like “Blocc S**T” featuring T-Nutty and “Why They Wanna Hate On Me” featuring Steezo examine the complex dynamics of street life, from gang politics to the struggles with systemic prejudices. On the other hand, “All About My Richez” featuring Luni Coleone taps into ambitions and the hustle required to reach them.
But it’s not all about the grind and the grit; there’s a softer, reflective side to Smigg Dirtee, too. “Love and Life,” the final track, serves as a counterpoint to the album’s more aggressive pieces, offering a glimpse into the rapper’s more introspective thoughts.
Executive produced by Ike Abella and Silas Pollard, “Silas – Aka Smigg Dirtee” doesn’t just aim for shock value or street cred—it aims for legacy. Each track serves as a chapter in the complex narrative that is Smigg Dirtee’s life and career. Whether he’s getting introspective or outright confrontational, his authenticity shines through, making this album a must-listen for anyone keen on exploring the depths of West Coast gangsta rap at the turn of the millennium.
