First single from CMGs solo album, "The Jane of All Trades"

IndependenceDay

Independence Day (CMG - Jane of All Trades)

Grimey ft. Gogo/Federation (Conscious Daughters - Nutcracker Suite)

Gamers (Conscious Daughters - Gamers)

It Don't Stop (Conscious Daughters - Gamers)

Come Smooth, Come Rude (Conscious Daughters - Gamers)

TCD Fo Life (Conscious Daughters - Gamers)

Somethin' To Ride To (Fonky Expedition) (Conscious Daughters - Ear to the Street)

We Roll Deep (Conscious Daughters - Ear to the Street)

She's So Tight (Conscious Daughters - Boss Ballin'

She's So Tight (Conscious Daughters - Boss Ballin')

14 Victory Lap

12 Thug Love ft/Mystic

11 Go Hard In Cali

10 Grimey

08 Don't Your Ever Say

01 Not Bad But Good

03 A Moment In Rhyme ft/ Mystic

04 Freak The Beat ft/ Goldee The Murderist

05 Woman's World ft/Mystic

07 Raid ft/Paris and T-Kash

12 Thug Love ft/ Mystic

We Roll Deep

Conscious Daughters from the GAMERS album 1996

Strikin'

Something To Ride To (Fonky Expedition)

Town Biddness - Conscious Daughters

@consciousdaughters @The_daughters @CMGFlowz ==> The Conscious Daughters blazed onto the music scene in the 90s with their bass heavy hit, “Fonky Expedition (Something to Ride to)”. Hailing from the San Francisco Bay Area, these female MCs shocked the airwaves with their hardcore “in-your-face” style of rhyming and a presence that wouldn’t be ignored. Magazines and television would go into a frenzy and fall in love with these pioneers of hardcore female rap.
San Francisco rapper/activist Paris spotted them at a club where the daughters passed him a demo tape. He would take a chance on them and release their first album, “Ear to the Street” on his Scarface Records label. Ear to the Street displayed a hunger for success, their outspoken and forward lyrics clearly expressed their concern for the well being and equality of women in this male dominated world. The first single, “Fonky Expedition” hit the charts and blasted their album into the hundreds of thousands sold. Soon after, they were picked up by Priority/EMI Records and released their second album "Gamers" to a hungry audience. 
Gamers sold over 300K and entered the Billboard chart with a bullet. Gamers moved to street dominance very quickly, as the daughters got right back down to business with the heavy-bass pounding beats that their fans longed for. Soon after they would appear on a slew of compilations, most notably E-40s “Southwest Riders”, and D-Shot’s “Boss Ballin’”. The daughters have been strong and relevant in the industry for over 10 years.  
In 2009, they released The Nutcracker Suite, yet another bass heavy album featuring touching tales of domestic violence, relationships, street crusin’, and the ever dissolving companionship amongst women.  The Nutcracker Suite was well received and is still relevant today.
In 2011, CMG released a solo album entitled “The Jane of All Trades”.  Still flowing out of control and representing for the ladies, “The Jane of All Trades” showed CMG still has the skills to pay the bills. 
In 2017, their final album “Legendary Spittaz: The Finale” will be released on their own independent label, Llerrad Records (pronounced “la-rod”), they are back with an appetite and hungry for yet another successful album, so brace yourselves for the finale explosion!  For more information contact ConsciousDaughters@Gmail.com

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