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Come Off (Southern Comfort mix)

Come Off (Southern Comfort mix)

Young MC · 1989
Recording

Recorded in 1988 and 1989 for Stone Cold Rhymin' at Matt Dike's apartment in Santa Monica, California. Young MC performed the track with N'Dea Davenport on vocals, while Matt Dike and Michael Ross handled production, arrangement, and mixing. Released in 1990 as a single from Stone Cold Rhymin', it followed Bust a Move and Principal's Office during Young MC's platinum debut run. The single reached number 75 on the Billboard Hot 100 and extended Delicious Vinyl's mainstream rap visibility. The Southern Comfort Mix remains a documented remix from the Stone Cold Rhymin' era and a collector-noted 12-inch version. The track preserves Young MC's clear, punchline-driven delivery beyond his two biggest crossover singles.

ArtistYoung MC
Year1989
GenreHip Hop
StudioMatt Dike's apartment
LabelDelicious Vinyl
ProducersMatt Dike · Michael Ross · Mario Caldato Jr. · Brian Foxworthy
How curators tag this
Hip Hop100%
Sound check
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Know How
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SamplesFig. B
Hercules
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2006Come Off (Southern Comfort mix)You are here
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