Death Row Records was an infamous boys club in the 1990s, but women more than made their mark. Of course, The theladyofrage_ was one of the label's top emcees, and Michel'le was the chart-topping R&B vocalist who'd come over from Ruthless Records with drdre; but it was Jewell whose sultry vocals wound up all over major Death Row albums The Chronic and Doggy Style. The Chicago native became the label's go-to singer, and had the full protection of impresario Suge Knight. #TheChronic30 #RIPJewell Hit the link in bio to read the full tribute to the legendary Jewell by stereowilliams