Join us as we celebrate Goodie Mob’s culture shifting debut album Soul Food.
Released in 1995, Goodie Mob’s debut album Soul Food was more than a musical introduction; it was a cultural statement that helped redefine Southern hip-hop and gave a powerful voice to the realities of life in Atlanta. With unapologetic honesty, social consciousness, and unmistakable Southern soul, CeeLo Green, Big Gipp, Khujo, and T-Mo delivered a body of work that challenged convention, sparked important conversations, and helped establish Atlanta as a creative force in hip-hop. Three decades later, Soul Food remains a timeless reflection of community, identity, struggle, resilience, and the cultural influence of the South.
Join us for a special listening party honoring the legacy of Soul Food and the extraordinary musical contributions of Goodie Mob. We'll revisit the groundbreaking album in its entirety while celebrating other defining works from the group's influential catalog. More than a listening experience, this gathering is an opportunity to pay respect to four Atlanta originals whose music helped shape a generation, inspired countless artists, and forever changed the sound and direction of hip-hop. Come celebrate the music, the memories, and the cultural legacy of one of Atlanta's most important groups.