Company Flow

Musical Group

Forfans of experimental and underground hip‑hop, listeners of 1990s new york rap, followers of el‑p and rawkus-era releases.
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The Profile

Company Flow is an American underground hip‑hop group from New York City formed by El‑P, Mr. Len and later Bigg Jus. They released Funcrusher Plus (1997) and Little Johnny From The Hospitul (1999) and are noted for experimental production and influence on underground hip‑hop.

Formed in New York in the early 1990s; core members include El‑P (Jaime Meline) and Mr. Len, with Bigg Jus as an early member. Key releases include Funcrusher Plus (Rawkus Records, 1997) and Little Johnny From The Hospitul: Breaks And Instrumentals, Vol. 1 (Rawkus Records, 1999). Widely cited as pioneers of 1990s underground hip‑hop production and aesthetic.

Two enthusiastic DeBaser reviews praise Company Flow's pioneering, experimental approach to underground hip‑hop. Funcrusher Plus (1997) and Little Johnny From The Hospitul (1999) are highlighted as landmark releases. Reviewers emphasize production innovation and the group's influence on later underground MCs and producers.

Notable Quotes

❝ Company Flow, on par with the aforementioned sacred monsters, have contributed, with their atypical and seminal albums, to strongly revolutionizing Rap, passing on to posterity a new figure of "underground artist," which still today continues to gather new followers.