Freestyle Fellowship Earns Grammy Nomination 30 Years After Their Debut Album

30 years after the release of their debut album To Whom It May Concern…, Freestyle Fellowship has received their first Grammy nomination.

West coast rap pioneers Freestyle Fellowship are getting their long overdue flowers from the Recording Academy. On Tuesday (November 15), the legendary group’s 1991 debut LP To Whom It May Concern was announced as a nominee for the Best Historical Album category, along with artists Blondie, Glenn Gould, Doc Watson, and Wilco. Presented by the Recording Academy since 1979, the Best Historical Album category recognizes achievements in audio restoration.

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