The Rise and Fall Of Death Row Records

1991, when Death Row Records was conceived, Suge Knight, along with Dr. Dre and other elevated A-Listers of the rap industry, became notoriously known for the dangers that were associated with them. With artists like Snoop Dogg on deck, the acquisition of Tupac Shakur with the exchange of money for bail to script a record deal, and well-known feature artist Nate Dogg, Death Row was one of the most lucrative labels known to man… read more >