Snoop Dogg wants to bring Tupac's masters back to Death Row

Last month, Snoop Dogg shook up the world of American hip-hop by buying the catalog of Death Row Records, thus taking control of the famous label.

A transaction that allowed him to recover the rights to his first two albums, namely

(1993) and

(1996), and a multitude of other albums by iconic rappers of the 90s. Nevertheless, this acquisition presents a major shortcoming since the rights to the albums recorded by 2Pac at Death Row, namely

and

, are not included.

Indeed, these rights were transferred to the heirs last year.

But to hear from Snoop Dogg, it won't be long before these two showpieces find their way back to their original homes.

On the right track

“I have a good relationship with the heirs, and I'm pretty sure we'll be able to come to an agreement… Just to keep 2Pac working with Death Row now that Snoop Dogg has control of Death Row” , assured the rapper during an interview with Tidal.

Similarly, Snoop Dogg is hopeful of repatriating the rights to

, Dr. Dre's debut album.

Finally, in addition to these ambitions that could be described as heritage, the artist is also keen to sign new artists in order to restore this legendary label to its past splendour.

A job that he has already successfully started elsewhere by becoming a consultant for Def Jam Recordings.

Sport

Super Bowl 2022: Legendary hip-hop, a magical stadium and a victory for Los Angeles… We tell you about this “California Love”

People

Super Bowl: Eminem, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, Kendrick Lamar and Dr. Dre deliver a very political show at halftime

• Disk

• Rap

• Label

• snoop dogg

• People

• Video

• Culture

• 0 comment

• 0 share

  • Share on Messenger

  • Share on Facebook

  • Share on Twitter

  • Share on Flipboard

  • Share on Pinterest

  • Share on Linkedin

  • Send by Mail

• To safeguard

• A fault ?

• To print