Layzie Bone on Pac’s Thug Nation, Teaching Biggie, Eazy-E Stories & Shedeur Sanders
Layzie Bone details Bone Thugs and Harmony's evolution from Cleveland's R&B and funk roots to pioneering melodic rap flows that influenced modern hip hop.summaryBone Thugs and Harmony's unique sound was a fusion of 70s R&B influences (Temptations, Marvin Gaye) and hip hop, treating rap cadence like a 'stick shift' with varied speeds and harmonies, which Layzie claims modern artitakeaway“I think Bone Thugs and Harmony... is probably the most influential group in Hip Hop... because we changed the sound. We changed the look.”quote














