Project Pat's musical family tree

Project Pat's deep roots in Memphis rap extend through Three 6 Mafia, his brother Juicy J, and collaborators like Gangsta Boo and Lord Infamous, defining a sound that shaped the South.

Tracklist

  1. Feel Like Makin' Love — D'Angelo
  2. Sippin' on Some Syrup — Three 6 Mafia featuring UGK & Project Pat
  3. Bandz A Make Her Dance — Juicy J featuring Lil Wayne & 2 Chainz
  4. Where Dem Dollas At — Gangsta Boo
  5. Where Is Da Bud — Lord Infamous
  6. Tear Da Club Up '97 — Three 6 Mafia
  7. Space Age Pimpin' — 8Ball & MJG
  8. International Players Anthem (I Choose You) — UGK featuring OutKast

Transcript

Welcome to OffStereo. Evening's here — let's set the mood.

Feel Like Makin' Love — D'Angelo

Questlove describes learning to loosen and lay back the drum pocket across Voodoo, and identifies this as the song where he played snare.

Sippin' on Some Syrup — Three 6 Mafia featuring UGK & Project Pat

Project Pat is featured prominently on the hook of this iconic Three 6 Mafia track, showcasing his direct collaboration with the group and UGK, a fellow Southern rap legend.

Bandz A Make Her Dance — Juicy J featuring Lil Wayne & 2 Chainz

Juicy J is Project Pat's younger brother and a co-founder of Three 6 Mafia, making this a key track to represent his solo success and the broader family tree.

Where Dem Dollas At — Gangsta Boo

Gangsta Boo was a prominent female member of Three 6 Mafia and a frequent collaborator within the Hypnotize Minds camp, representing a crucial branch of Project Pat's musical family.

Where Is Da Bud — Lord Infamous

Lord Infamous, DJ Paul's brother and a founding member of Three 6 Mafia, was instrumental in shaping the group's dark sound, making his solo work a direct link to Project Pat's roots.

Tear Da Club Up '97 — Three 6 Mafia

This classic track from Three 6 Mafia highlights the core group's influential sound and their impact on the Memphis rap scene, which Project Pat is deeply embedded in.

Space Age Pimpin' — 8Ball & MJG

8Ball & MJG are legendary Memphis hip-hop pioneers who collaborated with Three 6 Mafia, representing the broader Memphis rap influence on Project Pat's style.

International Players Anthem (I Choose You) — UGK featuring OutKast

UGK, a seminal Southern hip-hop duo, collaborated with Three 6 Mafia on tracks like 'Sippin' on Some Syrup,' demonstrating the interconnectedness of Southern rap royalty.

And that wraps up our exploration of the intricate connections shaping a sound. Thank you for joining me on OffStereo, and may you continue to discover the echoes in every track.

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