Various - SK2: Year Of The Pit

Various – SK2: Year Of The Pit

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October 22, 2002

Download music album SK2: Year Of The Pit by Various, released on October 22, 2002. ℗ Out Of Bounds

Various - SK2: Year Of The Pit

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 1 T-Nutty Sac Kingz 04:29
2 Luni Coleone, I-Rocc, J-Mack, Mitchy Slick, T-Nutty, Hollow Tip It Ain’t Nothin To Me 03:11
3 Big Hollis, Black Tonez I’m Black Tone 04:00
5 P-Folks, Shaq Zilla I Want It All 04:23
6 Jaded Mc’s We Run This Underground 04:27
7 Young Fierce, Kasper, Paul Mussan We Kingz 03:59
8 Black Bean Sac Town 04:16
9 Big Hollis, Prime Minister Fed Time 04:22
10 Dl Playaz 02:44
11 Skee 64, King Philly Heavy Rotation 03:38
12 E-Moe I’m So Tired 04:00
13 Big Hollis, Robert Jr. Gettin’ It Good 02:42
14 Messy Marv, Keak Da Sneak Go Head Baby 03:14
15 Young Meek Clothes On Your Back, Shoez On Your Feet 04:02

Disc 2

 1 Jose Antonio Antonio 03:40
2 Big Hollis 4 Life 03:44
3 Compettion Compettion 03:57
4 T-Byrd Un-Huh 03:33
5 Big Hollis, O.E., Redrum City To City 03:53
6 C-Lim Roll That Shit 04:13
7 Lil Darrelle, G.P. Sacramento-Macramento II 03:56
8 E-Moe, Big Hollis Let Me Clear My Throat 03:42
9 Taydatay Total Control 03:01
10 Big Hollis, Marvaless Strapped With My Heat 04:29
11 Edward Montayes, Rebook Suwoop 03:45
12 E-Train Ghetto Raised 04:40
13 Kaos Valley Of Da Kingz 04:15
14 Billy Bax, Krishna Das, Lucci Lou, G Menace Ride Or Die 05:10
15 Tha Acrite Scandalous 03:43

Album info

Released in 2003 under the Out Of Bounds label, “SK2 – Year of the Pit” serves as a searing sequel to the original Sacramento K#@%Z project. This 2-CD compilation captures the gritty essence of Sacramento’s underground hip-hop, presented in an array of tracks that defy the commercial stereotypes of the genre. With executive producers Big Hollis and Pudgie steering the helm, the album assembles an army of talented artists, providing a panoramic view of Sac Town’s vibrant hip-hop culture.

The album starts strong with T-Nutty’s “Sac Kinz,” a riveting opener that immediately puts Sacramento on the map. Mitchy Slick, Irocc, Hollow Tip, J-Mack, Luni Coleone, and T-Nutty team up for “It Ain’t Nothing To Me,” a testament to the collaborative spirit and lyrical dexterity that define the city’s hip-hop scene. Tracks like “I’m Black Tone” by Black Tone featuring Big Hollis and “Pumkin Pie Or Peach Cobbler?” by Soul Clap add unique flavors to the mix, each with its own tale of life in Sacramento.

Songs like “We Kingz” by Paul Mussan, Kasper, and Young Fierce, and “Sac Town” by Black Bean reflect a sense of regional pride, while “FED Time” by Prime Minister featuring Big Hollis touches on the darker aspects of life in the streets. The compilation doesn’t shy away from showcasing the underground circuits with “We Run This Underground” by Jaded MC’s, offering a pulse to the subterranean realms of hip-hop.

On the second disc, tracks such as “4 Life” by Big Hollis and “City To City” by O-E and Redrum featuring Big Hollis emphasize the album’s broader scope. “Let Me Clear My Throat” by E-Moe and Big Hollis adds a classic touch, while “Total Control” by Taydatay and “Strapped With My Heat” by Marvaless featuring Big Hollis demonstrate the hard-hitting, no-nonsense attitudes that dominate the compilation.

“SK2 – Year of the Pit” serves as a vital platform for Sacramento’s artists, spotlighting a blend of raw talent, lyrical skills, and production finesse. Whether you’re a long-time fan of Gangsta hip-hop or a newcomer interested in the authentic voices of the underground, this album is a must-listen. It’s not just a collection of tracks; it’s a narrative, a community, and a declaration that Sacramento’s hip-hop scene is not to be overlooked.

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