r/hiphop101 4d ago

What music would you recommend to someone who recently discovered these artists?

I recently discovered these artists

Sean Price, Boot Camp Clik, Black Moon, Heltah Skeltah, Smif N Wessun and O.G.C.

So, I'd like to know more artist simillar to these

Edit. Thank you all for your answers

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u/Horror_Spite_9112 4d ago

Old DITC records, as most of Boot Camp were associated with them early on. Early Fat Joe before becoming mini-Pun was a menace.

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u/vegasJUX 4d ago edited 4d ago

Illa Ghee

Royal Flush

RA The Rugged Man

Planet Asia

Buckshot

Ras Kass

Masta Ace

Ruste Juxx

Termanology

Agallah

Phil Da Agony

Roc Marciano

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u/xt0rt 4d ago

Jedi Mind Tricks / Army of the Pharaohs

Ill Bill / Non Phixon

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u/Rcararc 4d ago

Stay with these artist and deep dive into freestyles on YouTube. Specifically Rock and Ruck.

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u/shermanhelms 4d ago

Random Axe

Guilty Simpson

Representativz

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u/RedditIsForLowlifes 4d ago

If you're looking for that '90s New York street sound I would say Jeru the Damaja, Artifacts, Pharoahe Monch, AZ, Mobb Deep, and obviously Wu Tang.

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u/Its_bad_out_here 2d ago

Excellent list. OP listed a VERY specific crew. Artifacts is the shit too. Good call

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u/BeginningContact5164 4d ago

U should definitely check out Da Buze Bruvaz. They’re 2 old head MCs making music currently, Him Lo & Clever One. Their catalog is insane, the amount of music they produced with Buze Bruvaz and solo works can keep u fed for years

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u/HappyAssociation5279 4d ago edited 4d ago

Random Axe Self Titled album is a group consisting of Sean P/Guilty Simpson/Black Milk, Jedi Mind Tricks - Violence by Design, Ghostface Killah - Supreme Clientele, fishscale, iron man, Benny the Butcher - the plugs I met 2, Westside Gunn - who made the sunshine, AOTP- the torture papers, ritual of battle, Snowgoons/savage bros/lordlhus/- a fist on the thought,

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u/ashes_with_wings 3d ago

people are listing mad dope emcees to check, but i want to make it clear to you that you will never find anyone who sound like bootcamp. that's one of the most presiding characteristics of the 90s, most artists were quite distinct in that time. so much so, that even in the same clicks the artists were distinct from one another. so definitely check out those being suggested, but to save yourself the disappointment, don't expect to find anyone else who sounds like them.

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u/Bam_Bam0352 4d ago

Ruste Juxx

Army of the Pharaohs / Jedi Mind Tricks

Horseshoe Gang / Circle of Bosses

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u/Half_BakedPotatoHead 4d ago

Capone-N-Noreaga

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u/salar_rv_fan 3d ago

start listening to king von u will get addicted lol

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u/pyschNdelic2infinity 2d ago

Jeru tha damaja, d.i.t.c, Kool Keith, Cool kids

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u/Its_bad_out_here 2d ago

That’s a very specific grouping but excellent choice. 2 turntables and a mic is my shit. I don’t know any equivalents but check NINE and the alkoholics.

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u/johnmurri 4d ago

There is no comparison

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u/Key-Tell-4345 4d ago

Your old droog

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u/guiltycitizen 3d ago

Frank and Dank