A rare Southern hip-hop release from Houston, Texas, this project showcases the work of pioneering female rapper Lez Moné during the formative years of the city’s underground rap scene. Originally released in 1994 through 7 Deuce Trey, the album helped establish her presence alongside other notable Texas rap artists of the era. Lez Moné – Talkin’ Shit (1994) combines gangsta rap themes with hard-hitting production from producers including Crazy C and Derek Edwards. The album features a mix of solo performances and collaborations, supported by heavy basslines, street-oriented storytelling, and the raw independent sound that characterized Houston rap in the mid-1990s. Tracks such as “Sprung,” “Be A Man,” “Too Black Too Strong,” and “Take Care Ya Bizness” highlight both lyrical confidence and regional identity.Lez Moné – Talkin’ Shit (1994) has since become a sought-after release among collectors of Southern rap and Houston underground music. Its combination of gritty production, uncompromising lyrics, and historical significance within the Texas rap movement has helped it maintain cult status decades after its original release.
1 Intro
2 Sprung
3 Talkin’ Sh*t
4 Be A Man
5 3 Hidden Chambas
6 I Flows On
7 Outro
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