Nice & Smooth’s Bold Second Album | Hip-Hop News

Thirty-five years ago, Nice & Smooth dropped their groundbreaking second album Ain’t A Damn Thing Changed, carving a unique space in Hip Hop’s evolution. While the scene leaned into harder New York sounds and groups like Naughty By Nature dominated, Greg Nice and Smooth B stood out with their unmatched chemistry—Greg’s hype and voice paired with Smooth B’s smooth storytelling. Tracks like “Hip Hop Junkies” became party anthems, but it was “Sometimes I Rhyme Slow,” a haunting flip of Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car,” that stunned listeners with its raw depth. Their blend of humor, harmonies, and energy, p...