Description
“Spread Ya Hustle International” is the second studio album by Inglewood, California rap group Kali’s Finest. Released on July 13, 1999, by White Lable Music and Me & Mine Entertainment, the album continues the group’s G-Funk style while incorporating various collaborations with renowned artists.
The 18-track album starts with an “Intro (Who We Are)” and dives straight into a series of high-energy tracks. “Somebody I Know,” featuring E.A. Ski, and “Money In Tha Ghetto,” featuring K-Soul and Tex, showcase the group’s ability to create catchy hooks and deliver hard-hitting lyrics. “I See You” features a collaboration with Ras Kass, while “Forever Flossin'” brings together Marc Gordon and Yo-Yo, adding even more depth to the album’s sound.
“Spread Ya Hustle,” featuring Big Bone, Kimbrelle, and King T, serves as the album’s anthem and encourages listeners to pursue their ambitions. Kali’s Finest demonstrates their range with tracks like “Live Ya Life,” featuring K-Ci & JoJo, and “Hey Lowrider,” featuring Izreal. Throughout the album, the group reflects on various aspects of street life, relationships, and making money, as showcased in tracks like “On A Mission,” “Money Makin’,” and “Underground Party.”
Collaborations with D. Mac, Izreal, Heat II, Levi Little, and MC Eiht on tracks like “We Can All Get Paid” and “Bank Heist” further enhance the album’s appeal, as Kali’s Finest explores themes of trust, neighborhood drama, and the pursuit of success. The album concludes with the bonus track “Everything’s Gonna Be Alright,” featuring Levi Little and MC Eiht, leaving listeners with a positive and uplifting message.
With an array of talent and collaborations, “Spread Ya Hustle International” solidifies Kali’s Finest as a dynamic force in the West Coast hip-hop scene.
