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25 set 2020 · Rare Essence collaboration featuring Snoop Dogg. Hit The Floor is included in the newly released EP, The Official Sounds of the Capital. Video Directed by Joseph Pattisall Track Produced...
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25 set 2020 · Hit the Floor Lyrics. [Intro: Snoop Dogg] Ladies and gentlemen. We got Rare Essence in the house tonight. And they got a very special guest with 'em. We talkin' 'bout the king of the LBC!...
24 set 2020 · Dubbed “The Wickedest Band Alive” by Doug E. Fresh, Chocolate City Go-Go legends Rare Essence have been doing their thing for 45 years and counting.
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- We Revisted Hip-Hop’s Biggest Releases
- We Criss-Crossed The Country
- We Went International
- We Explored Hip-Hop’s Larger Impact
- We Covered on Stage Celebrations
- It Didn’T Stop There…
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Nearly two years later, the first of those recordings will be released this weekend as Rare Essence premieres its new single, “Hit the Floor,” Saturday at 10 p.m. as part of the band’s first livestream performance since March.
18 set 2020 · Rapper Snoop Dogg appears on Rare Essence’s upcoming single and video, “Hit the Floor,” that’s premiering after the band’s virtual concert on Sept. 19. The collaboration between Rare Essence...
24 set 2020 · Watch Snoop Dogg and Legendary Go-Go Band Rare Essence "Hit The Floor" September 24, 2020 - 11:41 am by Rob Kenner. Dubbed "The Wickedest Band Alive" by Doug E. Fresh, Chocolate City Go-Go legends Rare Essence have been doing their thing for 45 years and counting.
