J-MACK

J-Mack collaborated for years alongside noted West Coast figures including C-BO, Cougnut, Chunk, Hollow Tip, and Dr. Dre before stepping out independently with the 1996 Priority Records album "Crimerate." His street-smart attitude and gangsta persona carried into the 1999 follow-up "Bloody Money," issued on Big Grip Records and featuring input from fellow California artists Cappone, Doobie, and Nate Fox. Two years afterward, changes arrived.