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Def Jam built its reputation on hip-hop bravado, but this three record set makes the case that the label's women wrote just as much of its history. Women Of Def Jam gathers 24 tracks that run from the early 1990s to the streaming era, opening with Nikki D and Boss, moving through the Foxy Brown run that made Ill Na Na a landmark, and landing squarely in the R&B years of Ashanti, Amerie and Chrisette Michele.

The back half is where the compilation earns its keep. Alessia Cara, Kaash Paige, 070 Shake, DaniLeigh, Saint Bodhi and Rapsody sit alongside Teyana Taylor and Jhene Aiko, showing how the roster kept renewing itself rather than trading on nostalgia. Sequenced across six sides, it plays less like a hits package and more like a thirty year argument.

A strong pick for anyone building a hip-hop and R&B shelf, and an easy entry point if you know the singles but not the catalogue.

Side A
1. Boss (Ft. Papa Juggy) - Deeper
2. Foxy Brown (Ft. Jay-Z) - I'll Be
3. Foxy Brown (Ft. Method Man) - Ill Na Na
4. Nikki D - Daddy's Little Girl

Side B
1. Foxy Brown (Ft. Dru Hill) - Big Bad Mama
2. Ashanti - Foolish
3. Teairra Mari - Make Her Feel Good
4. Shawnna - Gettin' Some

Side C
1. Shareefa (Ft. Ludacris) - Need A Boss
2. Ashanti - Rock Wit U (Awww Baby)
3. Amerie (Ft. Fabolous) - More Than Love
4. Chrisette Michele (Ft. will.i.am) - Be OK

Side D
1. Amerie - Why R U
2. Chrisette Michele (Ft. Ne-Yo) - What You Do
3. Saint Bodhi - Blessed
4. Teyana Taylor - Gonna Love Me

Side E
1. Alessia Cara - Scars To Your Beautiful
2. Bibi Bourelly - Ballin
3. Teyana Taylor (Ft. Pusha T & Yo Gotti) - Maybe
4. Kaash Paige - London

Side F
1. DaniLeigh (Ft. Chris Brown) - Easy (Remix)
2. 070 Shake - Guilty Conscience
3. Rapsody (Ft. Kendrick Lamar & Lance Skiiiwalker) - Power
4. Jhene Aiko (Ft. H.E.R.) - B.S.