Various – AWOL Mafia Royalty 2K14
April 29, 2014
Download music album AWOL Mafia Royalty 2K14 by Various, released on April 29, 2014. ℗ West Coast Mafia Records, Timeless Entertainment
1
Various
Intro
00:26
2
C-Bo, Killa Tay, Laroo, Luni Coleone
Put In Work
03:53
3
Killa Tay, Luni Coleone, Laroo
My Family
03:43
4
Killa Tay, Marvaless, T-Nutty, C-Bo
Let’em Know
04:31
5
Marvaless, Laroo, Luni Coleone, Pizzo, Killa Tay, C-Bo
Fast Cash
03:35
6
C-Bo
Right Back
02:59
7
C-Bo, Killa Tay, Cudi Mac, Laroo
All Over Your Face
04:04
8
C-Bo, Killa Tay, Lil’ Ric
Inner City Hustla
04:13
9
Luni Coleone
G Shit
03:32
10
Killa Tay, Laroo, C-Bo, Marvaless
Product Of Society
03:02
11
Marvaless, Pizzo, C-Bo, Killa Tay, Lil’ Ric, Laroo
We Back
03:55
12
Killa Tay
Snitche’s Shouldn’t Rap
03:38
13
Various
Outro
00:26
Album info
Released on April 29, 2014, under the labels West Coast Mafia Records and Timeless Entertainment, “AWOL Mafia Royalty 2K14” is a compilation album that cements its place in the gangsta rap sub-genre of Hip Hop. This US-released CD features a slew of prominent artists, including C-Bo, Killa Tay, Laroo, and Luni Coleone, who bring their unique styles and hard-hitting lyricism to the table.
The album starts with a brief but mood-setting 25-second intro, followed by a standout track “Put In Work,” which features a powerful collaboration between C-Bo, Killa Tay, Laroo, and Luni Coleone. This sets the pace for the rest of the album, an aggressive, unapologetic dive into the realities and challenges of street life.
Another noteworthy track is “My Family,” boasting vocals from Lena’ro and featuring Killa Tay, Luni Coleone, and Laroo. This song explores the complexities of family dynamics in the context of the inner city, while “Let’em Know” and “Fast Cash” add to the tapestry of narratives with contributions from Marvaless and T-Nutty.
Tracks like “G Shit” by Luni Coleone and “Snitche’s Shouldn’t Rap” by Killa Tay allow individual artists to shine, revealing their personal perspectives on life, loyalty, and the unwritten rules of the street. “Product Of Society” and “We Back” serve as manifestos of resistance against societal norms and expectations, featuring multiple artists to deliver a more rounded viewpoint.
The album’s production is masterfully handled by Traxx FDR, with most tracks mixed and mastered at Legacy Studios in Richmond, CA. Adding a final polish to the album is the artwork by Hus Design, visually capturing the raw and gritty essence of the music.
In summary, “AWOL Mafia Royalty 2K14” is not just an album; it’s a showcase of West Coast gangsta rap at its finest. With a lineup of seasoned artists bringing in their individual and collaborative talents, this compilation serves as a crucial document of the style, themes, and artistic excellence that the genre has to offer.
