Group/Band · Hip Hop · United States

Facemob

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About

Facemob's unique blend of voices and styles under Scarface's guidance created a distinctive sound in the hip-hop landscape.

Facemob is a hip-hop collective brought together by the legendary Scarface, forming around the talents of five distinct rappers from across the United States.

Their unique chemistry was honed under Scarface’s mentorship, leading to two critically acclaimed albums: 'The Other Side of the Law' in 1996 and 'The Most Sacred Thing to the Mob Is… Silence' in 2002.

Sound

Facemob’s sound blends gritty street narratives with smooth, melodic verses, showcasing the individual talents of each member.

Scene

Facemob occupies a niche within the hip-hop community, recognized for their cohesive sound despite diverse origins, all tied together by Scarface’s influence.

Timeline

· Formed as a group by Scarface, Facemob consists of five rappers from various locations in the United States.
· The group released their debut album, 'The Other Side of the Law', in 1996, produced and written by Scarface.
· Facemob’s second album, 'The Most Sacred Thing to the Mob Is… Silence', came out in 2002, further cementing their presence in the hip-hop scene.
· Each member brings a unique style to the group, contributing to a diverse yet cohesive sound.
· Scarface’s production and songwriting play a crucial role in shaping the group’s musical identity.
· Facemob’s music reflects themes of urban life, personal experiences, and the cultural context of their respective regions.