MC REN
Guerrilla Funk has also reached an agreement to manufacture and distribute an exclusive, Paris-produced MC Ren album for release in early 2005. For the uninitiated, MC Ren was part of the foundation of the legendary hip-hop group N.W.A.
He was a strong presence on the group's landmark debut Straight Outta Compton, and also wrote several tracks for Eazy-E's solo debut, Eazy-Duz-It. Following 1991's Niggaz4Life, N.W.A. disbanded acrimoniously, and Ren stuck with Ruthless Records, kicking off his solo career with the six-song EP Kizz My Black Azz in 1992. It sold well, making the Top Ten on the R&B chart and nearly doing the same on the pop side. Ren subsequently converted to the Nation of Islam and released his first full-length album, Shock of the Hour, in 1993. It hit number one on the R&B charts. In 1996 Ren returned with The Villain in Black, which found him working a G-funk blueprint with help from Above the Law. It, too, made the R&B Top Ten, and sold well without much airplay support. Ren further updated his sound on 1998's Ruthless for Life, which again made the R&B Top 20.
Be sure you are subscribed for updates on Ren’s new project, and look out for Ren’s Paris-produced single on the upcoming Hard Truth Soldiers, Vol. 1.
? Das wird ja dann eher 2006 
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