Wu‐Tang Clan

Wu‐Tang Clan is a group from the United States that has been active since 1992. It is also known by the aliases The Wu-Tang Clan, Wu Tang, and Wu Tang Clan, with RZA among its members. Examples from its discography selected by date include Enter the Wu‐Tang (36 Chambers) (1993), Wu‐Tang Forever (1997), and Of Mics and Men: Music from the Showtime Documentary Series (2019).

Wu‐Tang Clan is associated with the boom bap genre. Boom bap is generally characterized by prominent, hard-hitting drum breaks—often emphasizing kick and snare patterns—combined with sampled instrumentation, and it is commonly associated with hip-hop recordings from the 1990s. These traits describe general tendencies of the genre rather than specific claims about this act’s own vocal delivery, technique, or production choices.

Wu‐Tang Clan has released 11 recordings between 1993 and 2019 under the discography data supplied. Among the earliest entries in this span are Enter the Wu‐Tang (36 Chambers), released in 1993, followed by Wu‐Tang Forever in 1997 and The W in 2000. Later releases include Once Upon a Time in Shaolin… in 2015 and Of Mics and Men: Music from the Showtime Documentary Series in 2019.