Hip-Hop
I suppose this could be considered RJD2's first solo album, although he had produced and mixed albums before this one. RJ is pretty well known in the hip-hop community, and is probably even mainstream on most college campuses, which is where I first heard him, and his body of work is massive if you consider all his collaborations and instrumental albums. I'm still in the process of catching up on his latest stuff, but so far this debut is my favorite. Most of the album is instrumental and sampling, but there are a handful of tracks with special guests including Blueprint, Copywrite & Jakki Da Motamouth, which are all gold.
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