Goldie Loc – Still Eastsidin’

Description

“Still Eastsidin'” is the debut studio album from Goldie Loc, a member of Tha Eastsidaz, a rapper hailing from Long Beach, California. Released on September 28, 2004, by Siccness.net, the album features a strong lineup of collaborations with artists such as Boo-Ru, Seven, Tray Dee, Snoop Dogg, Johnny Chronic, Kokane, Warren G, F.T., Silkk The Shocker, Mr. Short Khop, Daz Dillinger, Pomona City Rydaz, Suga Free, Kurupt, and Traci Nelson. The album is characterized by its Gangsta hip-hop style, representing Goldie Loc’s roots.

The 19-track project kicks off with “213 Diss,” featuring Bokie Loc and JCapone, setting a tone of defiance. Goldie Loc keeps the energy going with “Dick Hard” and “Killa Holiday,” featuring Boo-Ru and Seven. “Everything,” a collaboration with Too Cool and Tray Dee, showcases Goldie Loc’s storytelling ability.

“The Craziest,” featuring Snoop Dogg, brings more star power to the album, followed by “Pimp” with Tha Eastsidaz. “Back Up Hoe” and “Make You Wanna” feature Snoop Dogg, Johnny Chronic, Kokane, and Warren G, adding more West Coast flavor to the mix. “G’d Up,” with Snoop Dogg and Tray Dee, is a standout track on the album.

The project continues with tracks like “Real In The Field,” “Ride Wit’ Us,” “Gangsta Groove,” and “Nite Locs,” featuring various collaborators. “Pop Lockin’,” featuring Silkk The Shocker and Snoop Dogg, is a nod to the West Coast dance scene. Goldie Loc brings it home with the final tracks, including “Can’t Help It,” “Run On Up,” “D.P.G.C.: You Know What I’m Throwin’ Up,” “They Ain’t Finna Take My Shit,” and “Bring It Back.”