Released in 1995, Black Mob – Street Hitz Funk (1995) is an independent gangsta rap album from Chicago, Illinois, blending Midwest street lyricism with strong G-funk influences. The record captures the spirit of mid-1990s underground hip-hop through heavy basslines, melodic synthesizers, and uncompromising storytelling. While remaining rooted in Chicago's independent rap scene, the album embraces a smooth funk-driven sound that was popular during the era, making it a hidden gem for fans of regional gangsta rap.The production features laid-back grooves, crisp drum programming, and memorable funk-inspired melodies that complement Black Mob's confident delivery. Throughout the album, the group explores themes of street life, loyalty, ambition, and everyday struggles, presenting an authentic perspective without sacrificing musicality. The combination of gritty lyricism and polished production gives the record a distinctive identity among lesser-known Midwest rap releases of the 1990s.Today, Black Mob – Street Hitz Funk (1995) remains a sought-after release among collectors of rare underground hip-hop and independent gangsta rap. Its blend of Chicago street realism and G-funk production continues to attract listeners searching for overlooked classics from the golden era of Midwest rap.
1 Intro
2 Comin Right At Cha
3 ?
4 Interlude
5 U Lover
6 Yall Dont Know Me
7 Interlude
8 69
9 What A Friend__Intro
10 Street Hit Funk
11 Gangster Shit
12 Interlude
13 I Dont Need A Gun
14 Sick Of This Shit Remix
15 Thank You

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