J.E.T – American Dream

Description

“American Dream” is a studio album by Oakland, California rapper J.E.T., released in 1999 under Strickly Platnum Records. The album, featuring a distinctive gangsta rap style, boasts a star-studded lineup of guest artists including Yukmouth, Richie Rich, Factor, and Killa Tay.

The 17-track album kicks off with an atmospheric “Intro” that sets the stage for the hard-hitting beats and raw lyrics to come. “B 4 Time Catch Up” follows, showcasing J.E.T.’s lyrical skills and dynamic delivery. Collaborations with some of the biggest names in West Coast hip-hop, such as Yukmouth on “Just A Matter of Time” and Richie Rich on “Breaded Out,” elevate the album’s impact and showcase the diversity of the featured artists.

Tracks like “Last Laugh” and “Eyez 4 U” demonstrate J.E.T.’s ability to tackle different subjects with both depth and authenticity. “What Is This World Comin 2?” serves as a thought-provoking piece that delves into the challenges faced in contemporary society, while “Hog Heaven” and “Show Me Somethin” offer infectious hooks and head-nodding beats.

The album is expertly produced by D. Dre, One Drop Scott, and Sam Bostic, providing a cohesive sound throughout while still allowing each track to stand out. The executive producer, Danny Drago, and the mixing talents of Larry “The Funkster” Funk ensure that “American Dream” delivers a polished and engaging listening experience.

Overall, “American Dream” is a must-listen for fans of West Coast gangsta rap and those looking to explore J.E.T.’s impressive catalog of work.