Description
“Just Another Day” is the only studio album by R&B group G.A.T. Gangstas & Thugs from Compton, California, released on April 25, 1995, by MCA Records. This 13-track album showcases the group’s unique blend of gangsta and soul styles, which set them apart from other contemporary R&B acts.
The album features notable tracks like “Endonisha,” “Doin’ My Time,” and the title track “Just Another Day,” highlighting the group’s smooth vocals and harmonies. Producers such as Doug Rasheed, Coolio, G. Love, Brian Dobbs “The Wino,” and Oji Pierce contribute to the album’s diverse sound, with a mix of soulful, funky, and gritty beats.
G.A.T. Gangstas & Thugs collaborate with several artists, including Coolio on “Doin’ My Time” and “Feelin’ Blue.” The album also includes cover songs like “Smiling Faces Sometimes” and “Thin Line Between Love and Hate,” showcasing the group’s ability to reinterpret classic tracks with their distinct style.
Other standout songs on the album include “Something’s Going Wrong,” “Peace Up On It,” “Momma Song,” “Young Black Killa,” “Shoot Em Up,” “Gat,” and “Body Lick.” These tracks exemplify the group’s talent for tackling serious issues while maintaining a catchy, soulful sound.
Executive-produced by Coolio and Paul Stewart, “Just Another Day” is a testament to G.A.T. Gangstas & Thugs’ unique style and talent within the R&B genre. Although it remains their only studio album, it stands as a notable contribution to the ’90s R&B scene.
