Sex Packets

Sex Packets is Digital Underground's 1990 debut studio album, blending West Coast hip hop with strong P-Funk and funk influences alongside acid jazz and electronic touches. Built around Shock G's playful production and alter egos such as Humpty Hump, the record combines funky grooves, talkbox and keyboard textures, humorous skits, and sexually charged party-minded lyrics into a loose concept-driven set that helped establish the group's theatrical, funk-infused approach to early 1990s hip hop.