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On November 11, 1997, Luke released Changin the Game, his 6th album, released with Black Island Music. It was a division of Island Music that lasted from 1995 to 1998. Releases include Dark Sun Riders, Lost Boyz, Mother Superia, Salt-N-Pepa, Suga Free and the Don't Be A soundtrack. Menace To South Central While Drinking Your Juice In The Hood. Le 11 novembre 1997, Luke sortait Changin' the Game, son 6e album, paru avec Black Island Music. C’était une division d’Island Music qui a duré de 1995 à 1998. Parmi les parutions, notons Dark Sun Riders, Lost Boyz, Mother Superia, Salt-N-Pepa, Suga Free et la bande sonore de Don't Be A Menace To South Central While Drinking Your Juice In The Hood. 

On July 12, 1994, Luke released Freak for Life, his 4th album. The song It’s Your Birthday still couldn’t grant the birthday wish for her tooth gap to be filled. Le 12 juillet 1994, Luke sortait Freak for Life, son 4e album. La chanson It’s Your Birthday n’a toujours pas pu exaucer le souhait d’anniversaire que son gap tooth soit comblé. 

On June 8, 1993, Luke released In the Nude, his 3rd album. The album contained several diss tracks against Luke's rival Dr. Dre, including "Cowards in Compton" with JT Money (who was the vocalist on "Fakin 'Like Gangsters", the song from the previous album I Got Shit On My Mind which was an attack on NWA) and Clayvoisie. Tweedy Bird Loc, Stank, J, Lil Leak and 4-Clips, blamed Luke for dissecting Compton. Le 8 juin 1993, Luke sortait In the Nude, son 3e album. L'album contenait plusieurs morceaux de diss contre le rival de Luke, Dr. Dre, notamment "Cowards in Compton" avec JT Money (qui était le chanteur de "Fakin' Like Gangsters", la chanson de l'album précédent I Got Shit On My Mind qui était une attaque contre NWA) et Clayvoisie. Tweedy Bird Loc, Stank, J, Lil Leak et 4-Clips, ont dénoncé Luke pour avoir disséqué Compton.