Nathaniel Dawayne Hale, Los Angeles, California, USA. The cousin of Snoop Doggy Dogg, Hale is one of the original artists to popularize the G-funk style but remains better known for his vocal contributions to
other's work than his own sporadic solo career. He made his entrance into the music scene in the early 90s working with fellow rapper Warren G. The duo reached US number 2 in 1994 with "Regulate", taken from the soundtrack to Above The Rim. The single helped confirm Nate Dogg as one of the leading vocalists on the G-funk scene, and he went on to make guest
… More appearances on notable releases such as 2Pac's All Eyez On Me and the soundtrack to Murder Was The Case, and also worked with Dr. Dre and Tha Dogg Pound.
After his partnership with Warren G. dissolved, Dogg enlisted the help of his famous cousin on 1996's Top 40 hit, "Never Leave Me Alone", which featured a sample of the Roberta Flack/Donny Hathaway hit "Where Is The Love". His debut album, which had been delayed owing to legal problems at Death Row Records, was finally released on his own label in 1998. Dogg teamed up with Warren G. again on the same year's US Top 20 hit, "Nobody Does It Better". A second album was released to little fanfare in 2000, with Dogg again garnering more praise for his guest work on US hits such as Ludacris "Area Codes" and Fabolous ' "I Can't Deny It". Back on a major label the following year, Nate Dogg finally released an album worthy of his talent, Music & Me.
Nate Dogg is really from Clarskdale, Mississippi he just don't calm his family down and calms that he is related to Snoop dogg.
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