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Michael CarricoMichael Carrico
Updated:Apr 23, 2026
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The emergence of West Coast G-funk (1991–1994)

The emergence of West Coast G-funk (1991–1994)

  1. N.W.A releases final album *Niggaz4Life*

    Labels: N W, Niggaz4Life

  2. Dr. Dre and Snoop debut on “Deep Cover”

    Labels: Dr Dre, Snoop Doggy

  3. Dr. Dre releases *The Chronic*

    Labels: Dr Dre, The Chronic

  4. “Nuthin’ but a ‘G’ Thang” launches G-funk mainstream

    Labels: Nuthin' but, The Chronic

  5. “Dre Day” amplifies Death Row’s West Coast identity

    Labels: Dre Day, Death Row

  6. “Let Me Ride” extends *The Chronic*’s G-funk run

    Labels: Let Me, The Chronic

  7. Snoop’s “Who Am I (What’s My Name?)” primes debut

    Labels: Who Am, Snoop Doggy

  9. “Gin and Juice” becomes *Doggystyle*’s signature single

    Labels: Gin and, Doggystyle

  10. *Above the Rim* soundtrack extends G-funk’s reach

    Labels: Above the, Death Row

  11. Warren G and Nate Dogg release “Regulate”

    Labels: Regulate, Warren G

  12. Warren G releases *Regulate... G Funk Era*

    Labels: Regulate G, Warren G

  13. The Lady of Rage releases “Afro Puffs”

    Labels: Afro Puffs, The Lady