DRIFT INTO THE VOID

Artist  | L.A.'s Own Billy The Kidd Featuring Defari
Title   | The Saloon Music LP

Genre   | Hip-Hop                              Format  | Album
Source  | CD                                   Time    | 41:48

Label   | ABB Records                          Store   | 2000
Catalog | BTK 003                              Rip     | 2023

Bitrate | 672 kbps                             Size    | 226.20 MB
Freq    | 44.1 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1

01. Intro                                                       0:41
02. Ralo R.I.P. Jam (Prod. Alchemist)                           4:13
03. Say It Twice (Prod. Evidence)                               4:03
04. Interlude #1                                                0:36
05. Aged Whiskey Aged Remy (Feat. Chuck Hustle) (Prod. The      3:13
Barber Kiz)
06. Develop Tools (Prod. Joey Chavez)                           4:33
07. Interlude #2                                                1:00
08. The Unforgettable (Feat. Veronica Mendez) (Prod. Barber     4:27
Drevin)
09. Real Not Fake (Feat. Chocolate Ty) (Prod. The Barber Kiz)   4:42
10. Interlude #3                                                0:04
11. Clear The Lane (Feat. Phil Da Agony) (Prod. E-Swift)        4:06
12. Big Up ('95 Classic Exclusive) (Prod. E-Swift)              5:05
13. Big Up (Instrumental) (Prod. E-Swift)                       5:05

A member of the Likwit Crew alongside King T, Tha Alkaholiks, and
Xzibit, rapper Defari was born Duane Johnson, Jr. in Santa Monica,
CA. He began DJing in 1982, moving on to MCing five years later;
music remained only a hobby, however, and after earning a sociology
degree at the University of California at Berkeley he went on to
receive a master's degree in history and education at Colombia,
accepting a high school teaching position upon graduating.

In 1994, Defari recorded his first demo, soon after meeting
Alkholiks producer E-Swift; together they recorded the track "Big
Up", which appeared on the 1995 compilation "Next Chapter: Strictly
Underground". A single, "Bionic", followed in 1997 before Defari
signed with Tommy Boy Records to issue his full-length debut
"Focused Daily" in 1999.