Dr. Dre collaborates with Nigerian rapper Olamide on upcoming album, marking unprecedented entry into Afrobeats and global ...

"No matter what, she held me down, she hold me down, she's always been there for me," the rapper said of wife Shante ...

After a surly split from Compton rap group N.W.A and Ruthless Records, Dr. Dre ... Chronic, after all, is named for high-grade marijuana and pays homage to Zig Zag rolling papers with its cover.) ...

If you're not familiar with Zig-Zag, it's a very famous brand of rolling papers – so famous that their product inspired the cover of Dr Dre's 1992 album, The Chronic. And to remind you of that ...

The cover art for ... the conversation, Dr. Dre seemed to highlight why he considers Missionary to be one of his "finest works," similar to classic projects like The Chronic, stating: "Snoop ...

Impressed by his talent, Dre invited Snoop to collaborate on the single “Deep Cover” and later, his debut solo album, The Chronic, which marked Snoop Dogg’s breakout as a major artist.

Friendship looks good on Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg ... from featuring on Dre's debut single "Deep Cover" in 1992 and several tracks from his The Chronic album the following year.

Dr. Dre has often been called the greatest producer in the history of rap and is considered partly responsible for popularizing the West Coast sound and “Gangsta rap.” He has produced some of ...

There’s also a 30-year anniversary edition of Dr. Dre’s landmark “The Chronic,” the only item ... the RSD treatment with Parsons poster and cover photo of the singer and his duet partner ...

There's no denying Snoop Dogg is one talented guy, but perhaps nothing proves that quite as much as the fact he managed to create the demo for an iconic Dr ... Cover', after which he became one of the ...

In December 1992, Dr. Dre put out his now-beloved debut solo album The Chronic. Since its release, hits songs from the LP like “Nuthin’ but a ‘G’ Thang,” “Fuck wit Dre Day (And ...

However, the same conflict of interest that led to Cube’s exit, which was Eazy’s business relationship with N.W.A.’s manager Jerry Heller, would also eventually turn Dr. Dre against the group.