Description
“Physical Funk” is the second studio album from Long Beach, California rapper Domino. Released on June 11, 1996, by Outburst Records, the album showcases Domino’s unique hip-hop style, blending catchy hooks with smooth verses and beats.
The album opens with “Microphone Musician,” a track that highlights Domino’s lyrical prowess. “Macadocious” follows, bringing a funky vibe that’s characteristic of West Coast hip-hop. “Hennessy” keeps the energy going with its infectious beat and catchy chorus.
The title track, “Physical Funk,” serves as a standout with its upbeat rhythm and funky instrumental. “Trickin” and “Long Beach Funk” continue to showcase Domino’s signature sound, blending G-Funk elements with his smooth rap style. “So Fly” and “Do You Qualify” offer laid-back vibes, perfect for cruising or relaxing.
“Domino Got Beats” demonstrates the rapper’s versatility as a producer, while “Good Part” keeps listeners engaged with its captivating hook. “Get Your Groove On” is a danceable track, encouraging fans to move to the beat. The album concludes with a remix of “Physical Funk” by Chris Puram, adding a fresh twist to the original track.
Executive produced by Anthony Lewis and Greedy Greg, “Physical Funk” solidifies Domino’s place in the West Coast hip-hop scene. The album followed his successful self-titled debut, which featured hits like “Getto Jam” and “Sweet Potatoe Pie.” Throughout his career, Domino has released several other albums, including “The World Of Dominology,” “Remember Me?,” “D Freaked It,” and “Mr. Melodocious.”
