Description
“Blame It On Society” is the debut studio release by rap group 4-2 Tha Dome hailing from Birmingham, Alabama. Released in 1995 by Herbal Records, this EP showcases the group’s raw talent and ability to convey thought-provoking messages through their lyrics. The EP features a distinct gangsta rap style and delivers a powerful commentary on society and its impact on individuals.
The EP contains five tracks, kicking off with “Intro/2 Glocks,” which sets the tone for the release. Other tracks include “Lesson 1,” the titular “Blame It On Society,” “One In The Chamber,” and “Laws Got Me Pausing.” Each song highlights the group’s unique style and ability to create hard-hitting beats.
Executive produced by Brian Fleming and Gerald Johnson, “Blame It On Society” features guest appearances by G-Money and Mr Tre’8. 4-2 Tha Dome produced tracks 1, 2, 4, and 5, while Michael Banks produced track 3, further showcasing the group’s collaborative nature and commitment to delivering high-quality music.
With its unapologetic lyrics and powerful beats, “Blame It On Society” provides an insightful look into the lives and experiences of the members of 4-2 Tha Dome. This debut release serves as a solid introduction to the group’s work and their distinctive contributions to the hip-hop genre in the mid-90s.
