Skanless – In The End We Shall Repent (1999) is the sophomore studio album by Sacramento rapper Skanless, continuing the hard-edged West Coast sound that earned him recognition following his debut. Released through JLM Entertainment, the album builds on his established style with polished production, heavy basslines, and uncompromising street narratives that reflect the realities of Northern California's rap scene. The project blends classic Sacramento mobb music with G-funk influences, combining melodic synthesizers, thick bass, and hard-hitting drum programming. Skanless delivers a confident performance throughout the album, balancing aggressive street anthems with more reflective moments that explore loyalty, struggle, ambition, and the consequences of life in the streets. His unmistakable flow and authentic delivery give the record a distinctive identity while remaining true to the independent spirit that defined Sacramento hip-hop during the late 1990s. Featuring guest appearances from respected West Coast artists, including Big Hollis, the album highlights the strong sense of community within Northern California's underground rap movement. Rather than pursuing mainstream trends, Skanless stays committed to authentic storytelling and regional production, resulting in a cohesive project that captures the sound of Sacramento during one of its most creative periods. Today, Skanless – In The End We Shall Repent (1999) remains a respected Sacramento rap release, appreciated for its solid mobb music production, honest lyricism, and its lasting contribution to the independent West Coast hip-hop scene.
01. Comrades (feat. Big Hollis)
02. Screamin
03. Kode Red (feat. Old E)
04. Struggle 2 Survive (feat. D-Dubb)
05. Thugged Out
06. Me & My Road Dawgz
07. Do You Know (feat. Heavynn)
08. Ready 4 War (feat. P-Game & Vitani)
09. Ball N' Chain (feat. Big Hollis & G-Menace)
10. Daddy Kool (feat. G-Menace)
11. Land Of The Lost
12. Lost Love (Bonus Track)
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320kbps
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