Lords of the Underground is a hip-hop trio formed in Newark, New Jersey, that rose to prominence in the early 1990s thanks to their unique blend of gritty beats and insightful lyrics, often delivering a fresh and funky vibe that resonated with fans of the era's golden age of hip-hop. The group, consisting of DJ Lord Jazz, and MCs Mr. Funke and DoItAll, debuted with their classic album "Here Come the Lords" in 1993, which featured hit singles like "Chief Rocka" and "Funky Child." Their sound was characterized by jazzy samples, hard-hitting drum loops, and infectious choruses that have had a lasting impact on hip-hop culture.
Over the years, Lords of the Underground maintained their authenticity and continued to be celebrated for their energetic performances and engaging lyricism. Their discography expanded with albums like "Keepers of the Funk" and "Resurrection," and into the new millennium, they have both honored their legacy and embraced the evolution of the genre. With their 20th-anniversary collection, "Lotug 20: The 20th Anniversary Collection Vol. 1," they celebrated two decades of impact in the music scene. The Lords have shown their adaptability and relevance in the modern era with recent releases such as "Metaverse," highlighting their ability to evolve while staying true to the core elements that made them legends in the hip-hop community.
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