Murder Squad – S.C.C. Presents Murder Squad Nationwide

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S.C.C. Presents Murder Squad Nationwide is the only studio album by rap collective Murder Squad, hailing from Los Angeles, California. Released on February 14, 1995, through DJ West and G.W.K. Records, the album features an impressive lineup of artists, including Boss, Ice-T, Jel, Spice 1, Treach, Big Mike, G-Nut, Ant Banks, Tre-Duce, Dee, Mel-Low, Westside, Gripsta, Sh’Killa, Godfather, Young Money, Hot Dolla, and Laywiy.

The album begins with “It’s An S.C.C. Thang,” which features vocals from The Chi-Lites, followed by “G Slide,” showcasing the group’s smooth flows and gangsta rap style. “No Peace” brings together Boss, Ice-T, Jel, and Treach for a powerful collaboration, with Dori providing the vocals.

“Ghetto Got Me Shadey” features the soulful voice of LV, while “Gun Smoke” sees Big Mike and G-Nut joining the crew, with production by G$ Money. Ant Banks steps in as a producer and featured artist on “Pass Da Dank,” alongside Tre-Duce, Dee, Mel-Low, and Westside.

“Knock On Wood” brings Gripsta and Sh’Killa into the mix, with LV lending his vocals once more. “On Dat Ass” features Godfather and Young Money, with DJ Gripp on production. “187 Squad” includes Hot Dolla and Laywiy, produced by Tootie.

The album continues with “Who’s Da Star” and “Why Must G’Z,” featuring Westside and Sh’Killa, again accompanied by LV’s vocals. The project concludes with “Straight Honey Made,” produced by Riddler and featuring Portia’s sultry voice.

With its impressive lineup of talented artists and producers, S.C.C. Presents Murder Squad Nationwide delivers a powerful blend of West Coast gangsta rap and G-Funk, showcasing the raw energy and diverse voices that defined the era.