Arabian Prince – Where’s My Bytches

Description

“Where’s My Bytches” is the second studio album by rapper Arabian Prince from Inglewood, California. Released in 1993 by Da Bozak, this album showcases Arabian Prince’s unique blend of hip-hop and funk, featuring a distinctive G-funk style. With 15 tracks, this album dives into themes of relationships, street life, and self-expression.

The album opens with the titular track “Where’s My Bytches,” featuring extra vocals by Eric Slater, Kenny Neal, and Mike Simms. Other notable tracks include “Ho’s 2 Bozak” and “Where Ya Been Bytch,” both featuring extra vocals by Nanci Fletcher and Paula Brown. “Gotta Get Some P…y Quick” keeps the album’s edgy vibe going, followed by “Shoulda Stayed In My Bed,” featuring more vocals from Nanci Fletcher and Paula Brown.

“2 Ply” leads into “Up 2 No Good,” featuring Nancy Fletcher and Paula Brown. “Tha Underworld” and “Treat Ya Like A Ho” continue to showcase Arabian Prince’s lyrical prowess, while “Hoochie Momma” and “Give It Up Tonight” maintain the album’s gritty, streetwise tone. The album takes an interesting turn with “A Poem From A Pimp,” written by Bootsy Collins, and “Sex,” before closing with the bonus cuts “A Little Jazz 4 Yo Azz” and “Outro.”

Produced by “Brother Rab” for Underworld Productions & Da Bozak Muzik, “Where’s My Bytches” highlights Arabian Prince’s versatility as an artist and his ability to seamlessly fuse hip-hop with funk elements. The album serves as an excellent showcase of his talent and a reminder of his enduring contributions to the world of hip-hop.