
Brooklyn-based rapper Half-a-Mill climbed his way up from the underground in the late '90s and nearly broke into the mainstream. His initial breakthrough came in 1997 with an appearance on the one and only album by the Firm, a highly touted supergroup featuring Nas, AZ, Nature, and Foxy Brown alongside producers Dr. Dre and the Trackmasters. Following this high-profile appearance, Half-a-Mill then contributed "Some Niggaz" to the Def Jam-released Belly soundtrack in 1998, setting the stage for his solo debut, "Thug Ones.
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100 Rounds
The Hills (feat. Quentin Miller)
Some Niggaz
Fires in Hell
Workin'
Throw Your Guns
Get It Off Ya Chest
Extra Mile
Betty Shabazz
Any Day Can Be Ya Last