93 ’Til Infinity
by Souls of Mischief
- Type: Album
- Released: September 28, 1993
- Label: Jive
- Country: United States
- Length: 53:04
- Community rating: 4.69/5 from 8 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Souls of Mischief's debut, '93 'Til Infinity', presented a significant alternative to the era's dominant West Coast G-funk sound, characterized by its production's reliance on obscure jazz and funk samples, live bass, and intricate, internal rhyme schemes. [1, 4] The four MCs demonstrated a relaxed, charismatic interplay, with lyrical themes that favored the everyday realities and emotional complexities of youth over gangsta rap tropes. [1, 2] This combination of innovative, sample-heavy beats and a witty, relatable lyrical approach established the album as a consistent and influential underground classic.
Genres
Descriptors: rap, sampling, funky, soulful, old-school
Tracklist
- Let 'Em Know (04:15)
- Live and Let Live (05:20)
- That's When Ya Lost (feat. Pep Love) (03:34)
- A Name I Call Myself (04:11)
- Disseshowedo (02:59)
- What a Way to Go Out (03:59)
- Never No More (03:40)
- 93 'Til Infinity (04:46)
- Limitations (feat. Casual & Del Tha Funkeé Homosapien) (03:21)
- Anything Can Happen (03:01)
- Make Your Mind Up (03:50)
- Batting Practice (04:03)
- Tell Me Who Profits (04:01)
- Outro (02:04)
Credits
- Opio - vocals
- Tajai - vocals
- Phesto - vocals
- A-Plus - dj, producer, mixed by, written-by
- Pep Love - vocals
- Del the Funky Homosapien - producer
- Casual - rap, vocals, producer
- Bill Ortiz - trumpet
- Snupe - backing vocals
- Domino - producer, mixed by, management
- Jay Biz - producer
- ZombArt JK - design
- Chris Trevett - engineer
- Matt Kelley - engineer
- Emilya Naymark - layout
- Tom Coyne - mastered by
- Michael Miller - photography by