Hells Kitchen

Andre Nickatina's "Hells Kitchen," released on September 10, 2002, under Fillmoe Coleman Records, is a vibrant and energetic exploration of West Coast hip hop and the emerging hyphy scene. This album is a testament to Nickatina's unique storytelling and his ability to blend raw, unfiltered lyrics with infectious beats. With a runtime of over an hour, the album features a diverse range of tracks, from hard-hitting collaborations like "Ayo" with San Quinn and "Super Greedy" with Pat Rich & Smoov-E, to introspective solos like "He Said, She Said..." and "L'eveil." The album showcases Nickatina's versatility and his deep connection to the streets, offering a raw and unfiltered look into his world. "Hells Kitchen" is not just an album; it's a journey through the mind of one of hip hop's most compelling voices.