RhythmX – Long Overdue (1993) is an independent Bay Area hip-hop release from Vallejo, California, showcasing the unmistakable sound that helped define Northern California rap during the early 1990s. Released through the Sick Wid' It family of labels, the album blends heavy funk influences, rolling basslines, mobb music rhythms, and laid-back West Coast production while reflecting the street-oriented style that made the Bay Area one of hip-hop's most distinctive regional scenes.The project combines smooth G-funk melodies with hard drums and confident lyricism, creating a sound that balances cruising anthems with gritty street narratives. RhythmX delivers relaxed yet commanding flows, while guest appearances—including E-40—strengthen the album's connection to the legendary Vallejo rap movement. Rather than chasing mainstream trends, the record embraces the independent spirit that became a trademark of Bay Area hip-hop throughout the decade. Although it remained an underground release, the album earned recognition among collectors and longtime West Coast rap fans for its authentic production, regional identity, and memorable mobb sound. Its blend of funk-driven beats and uncompromising street lyricism continues to represent the golden era of independent Northern California hip-hop. Today, RhythmX – Long Overdue (1993) is regarded as a hidden Bay Area classic, appreciated for its authentic Vallejo sound, G-funk influences, and its place in the early history of the Sick Wid' It movement.
1 Long Overdue
2 Cheers (Time To Party)
3 Somethin' I Can't Deny
4 How Do Ya Feel?
5 Comin From Da Mountains (Mob)
6 One Too Many
7 Subliminal Criminals (Mob Anthem)
8 This Type A Shit
9 I Got A Few Screws Loose
10 Sherry
11 Comin' From Da Mountains (Radio)
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