Factions & Groups
15 entries in the Snoop Dogg compendium.
The Dogg PoundThe legendary Long Beach duo that defined the G-Funk era.Tha EastsidazThe debut album from Snoop Dogg's group, released February 8, 2000.DoggystyleThe smooth, bass-heavy sound that defined a generation of Compton hip-hop and cemented a gInterscope RecordsThe label that helped bring *Dogg Food* to the top of the charts.Aftermath EntertainmentThe label founded by Dr. Dre, who produced most of Snoop Dogg's *Missionary* album.Top Dawg EntertainmentThe independent powerhouse fueling the modern West Coast renaissance.Suge Knight's Death RowThe powerhouse empire that defined a generation of West Coast sound under Knight's commandDeath Row RecordsWhere G-Funk was born, legends were made, and the West Coast roared.Doggystyle RecordsThe guy Death Row put on The Document built his own studio, signed his own neighborhood, aPriority RecordsWhere the Dogg built his own house after leaving the mansion.Snoop Dogg EntertainmentWhere a West Coast legend stopped waiting for a label and became one.213The 213 is the zip code of a sound that never left the West Coast.The D.O.C.The man behind the boards who gave Long Beach its signature bass line.The Westside ConnectionTwo voices, one coastline: the duo that made West Coast hip-hop sing.Tha Eastside BoyzThe neighborhood crew that gave the Eastside its own voice in the Doggystale.
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