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The Goodie Mob album Soul Food was released on the 1st of January 1995. This release date marked the beginning of a cultural shift in American hip hop that originated from Atlanta's underground scene.
Goodie Mob is a quartet consisting of Cee-Lo Green, Big Gipp, Khujo, and T-Mo. These four members from East Atlanta created the debut record Soul Food as a counter-narrative to commercial rap.
LaFace Records released the Goodie Mob album Soul Food. This label became synonymous with the sonic identity of the South while the group delivered a raw, unfiltered voice from East Atlanta.
The track Dirty South introduced the phrase dirty south to the global lexicon and served as a cultural manifesto for Southern artists. Originally coined by Cool Breeze, the term became a banner for a generation of Southern artists to transform regional stigma into a badge of honor.
The Goodie Mob album Soul Food sold over 500,000 units in the United States and was certified gold in 1996. Despite this sales figure, the album peaked at position 186 on the US Billboard 200.
The collective known as Organized Noize handled the production for almost all tracks on the Goodie Mob album Soul Food. This production style utilized Southern-fried funk ingredients including heart-throbbing bass and thumping drum tracks to create a cohesive sound.