Black Superman
Above the Law
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About Above the Law
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Above the Law emerged from Pomona, California, with Cold 187um, KMG the Illustrator, Go Mack and DJ Total K-Oss. Their sound combined funk and soul samples with live instrumentation. The group recorded Livin' Like Hustlers, Black Mafia Life and Uncle Sam's Curse for Ruthless Records, then continued with albums including Time Will Reveal and Legends after moving to Tommy Boy.
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Apple Music: About Above the Law
Licensed artist biography; Pomona origins, personnel, production approach and label/album sequence. No claim of sole invention of G-funk, exact release dates or song inspiration. | Retrieved 2026-10-19
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