Pizo “The Beat Fixer” – Rollin’ A Drop

Description

“Rollin’ A Drop” is the debut studio album by rapper Pizo “The Beat Fixer” from Hayward, California. Released on April 16, 1995, by Black Market Records, the album showcases Pizo’s diverse talents as a DJ, producer, and rapper. With a strong Bay Area music influence, Pizo has made a name for himself by working with legendary artists such as Tony! Toni! Toné!, Too Short, Spice 1, and E-40.

The album features 18 tracks, including a bonus remix of “Weekend In The Summer.” Notable collaborations on the album include “Rollin A Drop” with Spice 1, “Slangin That Yayo” with Money B and Pooh Man, and “Hows Your Wife & My Son” with Pooh Man. Pizo demonstrates his impressive production skills throughout the album, with catchy beats and a distinctive Bay Area sound.

“Rollin’ A Drop” is a testament to Pizo’s broad range of musical abilities, with influences from his grandfather Que Martyn, a successful jazz musician. This family connection has helped shape Pizo’s unique sound and diverse mixes, which can be heard throughout the album.

From the catchy intro and outro featuring Pizo & Wayne Wayne to the smooth “Mellow Mood” and hard-hitting “Ghetto Pass Or Ghetto Heaven,” “Rollin’ A Drop” offers a variety of tracks that showcase Pizo “The Beat Fixer’s” undeniable talent. With its authentic Bay Area vibe and impressive collaborations, this album is a must-listen for fans of Pizo and the legendary artists he has worked with.