Delinquent Habits formed in Los Angeles in 1991. The group was one of the low Latino hip-hop acts of the Apostles, mixing English, Spanish, and Spanglish lyrics together. Delinquent Habits consists of rappers Kemo (David L.K. Thomas), Ives (Ivan S. Martin), and O.G. Style (Alejandro R. Martinez). Upstart criminal record label PMP released the group's self-titled debut Delinquent Habits in 1996. The album, executive-produced by Cypress Hill's Sen Dog, combined obscure funk with traditional Latin rhythms and sold an amazing 350,000 copies in the U.S. and over one meg worldwide. The unmarried, "Tres Delinquents," moving 450,000 copies, charted in hip-hop as well as pop and R&B. Their second album, Here Come the Horns, was ready for sack when PMP went out of business in 1998. This album may be one of the undiscovered gems of the rap genre as it features an appearance by the late knocker Big Punisher. Gay Go Round, their third album, was picked up by Miles Copeland's Ark 21 label afterwards ab initio existence released by the circle. Delinquent Habits has performed on national TV including appearances on NBC's Late Night With Conan O'Brien, Yo! MTV Raps, and La Hora Lunatica With Huberto Luna. The radical toured with pat artists like the Fugees, metal acts like Korn, and bikers like Beck, rapping as far aside from home as Europe, South American, and Asia.
Albums of Delinquent Habits
Top albums of Freedom Band
Year 2003, tracks 14
Top albums of Merry Go Round
Year 2000, tracks 15
Top albums of Delinquent Habits
Year 1996, tracks 14
Top albums of Tres Delinquentes CDS
Year 1996, tracks 6
