King Pharo – Pittbull Project

Description

The “Pittbull Project” is a compelling compilation album by rapper King Pharo from Fresno, California. Released on January 23, 2000, by Kingz Way Records, this 16-track album showcases the exceptional talents of King Pharo and various artists, highlighting the gangsta hip-hop style prevalent in the early 2000s.

The album opens with King Pharo’s self-produced track “Da Pittbull,” setting the tone for the compilation. The project features an impressive lineup of artists, such as Bigg Pointt, Ghetto Guilatine, Certified Ryders, Young Dell, O.X.L., Smoove Black Poetz, C.O.S.T. Family, and Pac Nation. These artists contribute their unique styles, enriching the overall sound of the album.

Tracks like Bigg Pointt’s “Don’t Go,” featuring Low and Young Dell, and “Whatever U Want” showcase his strong producing skills. Certified Ryders delivers a catchy beat with their self-produced “Playboy, Balla Balla.” King Pharo’s “Lifetime Guarantee,” featuring Golden Child, and “Difficulties of This Game,” featuring Chucky Tha Riddler and Jeremiah, display his versatility as both a rapper and a producer.

Notable collaborations on the album include “Bonafide Hustlaz,” featuring King Pharo and Young Dell, and “Through The Town,” featuring Dangerous Dame and Young Dell. The album also features Smoove Black Poetz’s “Power Moves” and Pac Nation’s “Worldwide,” both tracks highlighting the skills of their respective producers.

The “Pittbull Project” concludes with King Pharo’s self-produced “Ball or Fall” and a short message from Young C. The album, mixed and mastered by Bruce Leighton, offers a memorable journey through the world of West Coast gangsta hip-hop.