One of a long line of white rappers, Miilkbone acts as a link between early Caucasian rappers such as 3rd Bass and later artists such as Eminem. Born Thomas Wlodarczyka, Miilkbone grew up in the Delaney Projects of Perth Amboy, NJ, a rough-and-tumble neighborhood that influenced much of his work. Miilk had some success with his debut single "Keep It Real" as well as "Where Da Party At?," which featured a cameo by Notorious B.I.G. His debut album Miilkcrate, however, was a commercial disappointment. Miilk laid low for nearly six years and did some work on Death Row's Chronic 2000 album. In 2001, Miilkbone released his sophomore album U Got Miilk?. ~ Jon Azpiri, Rovi
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Miilkbone plays 1990s East Coast hip hop and boom bap, characterized by gritty battle-rap flows and hardcore underground production.
His most notable tracks include the 1995 singles 'Keep It Real' and 'Where'z Da' Party At?' featuring The Notorious B.I.G.
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