Mack 10
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Biography
Inglewood, California, rapper Mack 10 (born Dedrick D'Mon Rolison on August 9,1971) rose to fame in the west coast rap scene of the 1990s. His recording debut was the track âTake a Hitâ from the soundtrack to the Ice Cube movie Friday. His self-titled 1995 debut album reached number 2 on the R&B chart, and was a top forty album on the Billboard 200. A pair of singles, âFoe Lifeâ and âOn Them Thangsâ, charted outside the top 40. In 1996 he formed the supergroup Westside Connection with Ice Cube and WC, and they released the album Bow Down. His proper sophomore album, Based on a True Story contained âBackyard Boogieâ, which became his biggest hit single so far. 1998âs The Recipe and 2000âs The Paper Route both hit the top 20 on the album chart, and were released on Mackâs personal label, Hoo-Banginâ Records, named after a track he recorded with Ice Cube for the soundtrack to The Substitute. In 2003 he released Ghetto, Gutter & Gangsta and reunited with Westside Connection for the top 20 album Terrorist Threats. He continued to release new work and featured on tracks from many artists including Insane Clown Possee, DJ Quik, and The Norf.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Nothin' But The Cavi Hit by Tha Dogg Pound
- Hoo-Bangin' by Ice Cube
- So Sharp featuring Jazze Pha
- Backyard Boogie
- You Ain't Seen Nothin
- The Recipe
- Get Yo Ride On
- Made Niggaz
- Intro
- Radio Insert: Funk Master Flex
- LBC And The ING by Snoop Dogg
- #1 Crew In The Area
- Let The Games Begin
- Get A Lil' Head
- Money's Just A Touch Away by Gerald LeVert
- Suck Down (Insert)
- Ghetto Horror Show
- For The Money
- Street Shit
- Tight To Def by T-Boz
- For Sale featuring Kokane
- We Got It Like That featuring Fingazz
- Pimp Or Die featuring Too $hort
- Mirror Mirror
