Slow Pain
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Biography
Slow Pain, born Larry Patino in 1973, was a pioneering figure in West Coast Chicano rap, celebrated for blending G-funk grooves with heartfelt storytelling. Emerging as a member of Street Mentality, he gained early recognition with the group's 1992 album The Town I Live In, before joining the GâFellas, whose 1999 release Crime Stories remains a Chicano rap classic. In 1994, Slow Pain launched his solo career with The Baby O.G., featuring the standout single "Money Maid," solidifying his place in the rap scene. His subsequent albums, including Lil' Don Juan (2001), Raider 4 Life (2003), and The OG (2008), showcased his versatility and ability to resonate with fans across generations. Beyond solo work, he spearheaded numerous collaborative projects under the Old Town Gangsters banner, creating street albums like Hood Patrol (2002) and L.A. Blues (2004). Tracks like "Saturday Night Ballinâ" and "Hustling Ainât Dead" further highlighted his lyrical prowess. Collaborations with artists such as Kid Frost and Nino Brown solidified his reputation as a cornerstone of the Chicano rap movement. A father of many hits and an influential voice in the genre, Slow Pain passed away on September 3, 2020, leaving behind a rich musical legacy.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Saturday Night Ballin'
- Just a Playa
- Gangsta featuring Slow Pain
- Just A Playa by Nino Brown
- We On A Mission
- Sexy Lady
- Lexo's & Hoes featuring One Dope Mexican
- OG Love
- Still Saturday Night Balling
- Southside
- LA
- California
- Can U Feel It featuring Saint
- Hoodz Hott
- I Want You
- Silent Giant Entertainment Presents
- Life
- Pick Your Game Up
- Don't Cry
- Raider 4 Life
- Do What You Came To Do
- Big Things
- Smile Again
- Most Wanted
