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Foxy Brown first burst onto the scene as a teenage sensation from Brooklyn. She was discovered at a local talent show by hitmaking production duo Trackmasters, who were working on LL COOL J’s 1995 album, Mr. Smith. Foxy Brown’s debut album, Ill Na Na, changed the game for women in hip-hop, becoming the blueprint for female MCs in the genre. Available for the first time on vinyl since its original 1996 release, this 2LP set is pressed on Sea Blue & White Marble vinyl.

Please note that each vinyl is unique and the colors may appear slightly different from the image displayed.

Tracklist:
A1. Intro...Chicken Coop
A2. (Holy Matrimony) Letter To The Firm
A3. Foxy's Bells
A4. Get Me Home – feat. Blackstreet
B1. The Promise – feat. Havoc
B2. Interlude... The Set Up
B3. If I...

C1. The Chase
C2. Ill Na Na – feat. Method Man
C3. No One's
D1. Fox Boogie – feat. Kid Capri
D2. I'll Be – feat. JAY-Z
D3. Outro (Foxy Brown / Ill Na Na)

ILL NA NA (Sea Blue & White Marble) 2LP