Description
“Ultimate Collaborations” is the only studio album by Long Beach, California-based producer DJ Glaze. Released in 2002 under The Perfection Label, the album features a compilation of G-Funk collaborations with various artists, showcasing DJ Glaze’s versatile production skills.
The album kicks off with an intro by DJ Glaze, setting the tone for the tracks to come. M-Sta’s “Elimination” follows, showcasing his lyrical abilities over DJ Glaze’s captivating beat. G’Fellas contribute to the West Coast vibe with their track, “How The West Coast Rocks.”
“Southside Riders” features Evil G alongside M-Sta, blending their unique rap styles over a laid-back beat. Foesum’s “Runnin’ Game (The Remix)” continues the album’s G-Funk momentum, while Ryze’s “Straight From The Heart” offers a more introspective track.
Me & My Cousin’s “Me & My” maintains the album’s West Coast flavor, followed by Down From Upstairs’ smooth “Reason For Breathin’.” Foesum makes another appearance on “Theo’s Drop,” and Down From Upstairs returns with “Who’s Really True?”
The album’s penultimate track, “The Ultimate Collaboration Part II,” features Down From Upstairs and Foesum, encapsulating the collaborative spirit of the album. DJ Glaze wraps up the album with an outro, leaving listeners with a lasting impression of his production prowess.
Throughout “Ultimate Collaborations,” DJ Glaze, also known as Vincent Ramos, demonstrates his exceptional talent as a hip-hop DJ and producer. The album serves as a testament to his ability to bring together a diverse range of artists and create a cohesive, engaging listening experience.
