Coolio – El Cool Magnifico

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1 What Is An MC? 04:02
2 Shake It Up 04:14
3 Cadillac Vogues 04:04
4 Show Me Love 04:04
5 I Like Girls 04:56
6 Ghetto Square Dance 03:42
7 Would You Still Be Mine 03:50
8 Sunshine 05:31
9 Hear Me Now 04:18
10 Island Hop 03:26
11 Like This 04:05
12 Skirrrt 04:15
13 Knock Out Kings 03:50
14 Gangbangers 03:42
15 Pop Yo Collar 04:58

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“El Cool Magnifico” is the fifth studio album by legendary Compton rapper Coolio, released on October 15, 2002, by D3 Entertainment. The album features a blend of gangsta, pop rap, and thug rap styles and showcases Coolio’s versatility as an artist. With a total of 15 tracks, this album is a testimony to the rapper’s talent and his ability to create engaging, memorable music.

The album opens with “What Is An MC?” and continues with tracks like “Shake It Up” featuring musicians Daniel Pearson and Ed Roth, and “Cadillac Vogues.” “Show Me Love,” produced by Dion Davis, and “I Like Girls,” produced and written by DJ Tomek, add a pop rap vibe to the album.

“Ghetto Square Dance” and “Would You Still Be Mine” offer a unique twist, while “Sunshine” features guitar work by Joshua Craig Padolsky. “Hear Me Now,” produced by Ives and Jammin James, and “Island Hop,” produced by Polar Bear, contribute to the album’s diverse sound.

The album also includes tracks like “Like This,” written by Miss Toi, and “Skirrrt” featuring B Real, written by L. Freese. “Knock Out Kings” is produced by Rob Lowe, and “Gangbangers” features Daz Dillinger and Spade with background vocals by Kenneth “Big Blue” and Samaria.

“El Cool Magnifico” concludes with “Pop Yo Collar,” featuring background vocals by Bobbie Lee. The album is a testament to Coolio’s ability to produce diverse, engaging music and solidifies his status as a talented rapper, actor, and record producer.

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