You Can Stream Snoop Dogg's 15th Studio Album 'Neva Left' Now

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Snoop Dogg dropped his first album, Doggystyle, on November 23, 1993. He was only 22 — basically still a pup — when his classic debut was released.

And here we are almost 24 years later and Snoop is still dropping heat. The legendary rapper has just released his 15th studio album, this one called Neva Left, and it has one of the better album covers you'll see this year, of a young jerry curl-wearing Snoop.

The album features an eclectic mix of old and new school artists. Old school artists include Krs-One, Devin the Dude, Too Short, Redman, Method Man, and Rick Rock. New school artists include Kaytranada, Nef The Pharaoh, Wiz Khalifa, and K CAMP, who is on one of the album's singles, "Trash Can."

Stream Uncle Snoop's 15th studio album below.