South Park Coalition
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South Park Coalition | |
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Origin | South Park, Houston, Texas |
Genre(s) | Hip hop |
Years active | 1986 - present |
Members | |
Various |
South Park Coalition (or S.P.C.) is a coalition of Houston hip hop rappers which K-Rino started in 1986, wanting to unite the talent in his South Park neighborhood and the city of Houston. Many of the members were battling each other around the city and were at war with one another. As a whole, they have released a total of over 100 albums, and 2 group studio albums.[1]
The most prominent members are K-Rino, Ganksta N-I-P, Klondike Kat, Point Blank, PSK-13, Ice Lord, A.C. Chill, Murder One, DBX, 20-2 Life, and DJ Screw, who mixed many of the albums and their Chopped and screwed versions.
Many members of the SPC can be seen in the photography portfolio of New York photographer Peter Beste.[2]
They are in no way affiliated with South Park Mexican.
[edit] S.P.C. roster
Over the years the S.P.C. has grown with members and affiliates world wide. Here is the official S.P.C. roster as of January, 2006 made by K-Rino.[3]
- A.C. Chill (R.I.P.)
- Aftermath
- Aggravated Phat Kat
- Alcatraz
- B-1
- Bam
- Bang
- BGN
- Big D.
- Black (20-2-Life)
- Brain Dead
- C-Rock
- DBX
- Dilemma
- DJ Screw (R.I.P.)
- Dnuts
- Dope-e
- Edgar Lee
- Egypt-e
- Father Time
- Filero
- Ganksta N-I-P
- G-Rapp
- Greek
- Grimm
- G.T.
- Hellatight
- Ice Lord
- Icey Hott
- Ike Man
- J-Chill
- J-Flex
- K.B. Da Kidnappa
- Killa Hoe
- Klondike Kat
- K-Rino
- K.O.
- Kuwait
- K-Water
- Lean Sippa
- Lil Flea
- Mac Nyce
- Madd Bomber
- Mr. Cap
- Murder One
- Nut (R.I.P)
- Pharaoh
- Pimp Game Shane
- Point Blank
- Preppy Jay
- Psk-13
- Q-Boy (Kyu Boi)
- Rapper K.
- Se7en
- Soul Provider
- Texas Tech
- The Fakkulty
- The Rhyme Felon
- Thugstar
- Top Dog
- T.P. Sin
- Victor Slick
- Weester Wee
- Wicked Crickett
- X-Man-E
- S.P.C. Affiliates:
- Matt Sonzala (KPFT)
- Yusef Muhammad (Big City Video)
- Late and Tricksta (Wolftown Records UK)
- Puddahman (Germany)
- Michael Brooks (Australia)
- 3rd Rail Music (Finland)
- Guerilla Maab (Z-Ro, Trae, & Dougie D.)
- BBS
- Ronald Bookman (Studio 7303)
- On The Line Records (Austin, TX)
- The Smugglaz (The Reggae Bodega)