Foxy Brown "Ill Na Na" Zoetrope Rock and New Wave

Rock and New Wave

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Foxy Brown "Ill Na Na" Zoetrope Rock and New WaveFoxy Brown first burst onto the scene as a teenage sensation from Brooklyn. She was discovered at a local talent show by hitmaking production duo Trackmasters, who were working on LL COOL Js 1995 album, Mr. Smith. Foxy Browns debut album, Ill Na Na, changed the game for women in hip hop, becoming the blueprint for female MCs in the genre. Available for the first time on vinyl since its original 1996 release, this 2 LP set is pressed on Sea Blue &