Studio Albums
| Year | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|
| 1988 | Sounds of the Rhythm | Cheetah / Skyywalker Records |
| 1989 | Bass Is the Name of the Game | Skyywalker Records |
| 1990 | Feel the Bass | Skyywalker Records |
| 1991 | Magic Mike Gets on the Move | Cheetah / Pandisc |
| 1992 | Bass Master | Pandisc |
| 1994 | Urban Bass Experience | Pandisc |
Mixtapes & Club DJ Releases
| Year | Release | Format |
|---|---|---|
| 1987 | Miami Club Circuit Tapes | Live DJ Mix |
| 1989 | Bass Mix Series Vol. 1–3 | Club Cassette Mixes |
| 1991 | Spring Break Bass Sessions | Live Club Recordings |
| 1993 | South Florida DJ Set Archives | Radio / Club Mixes |
Production & Featured Work
| Year | Project | Artists |
|---|---|---|
| 1988 | Miami Bass Movement Production | 2 Live Crew / Gucci Crew II / MC ADE |
| 1990 | Dancefloor Bass Collaborations | Various Miami Artists |
| 1993 | Southern Bass Expansion Era | Luke / JT Money / Poison Clan |
Selected Club Anthems
- No Smokin’ (1988)
- This Is How It Should Be Done (1989)
- Feel the Bass (1990)
- Drop the Bass (1991)
- Bass in Your Face (1992)
- Urban Bass Experience (1994)
Style and Influence
DJ Magic Mike is widely recognized as one of the key architects of Miami bass music, known for heavy low-end production, fast-paced club rhythms, and dancefloor-focused arrangements.
His work helped define the Southern club sound that influenced later crunk, trap, and bass-heavy electronic hip-hop styles.
Legacy
DJ Magic Mike’s catalog remains central to the history of Miami bass and Southern hip-hop production culture.
His influence continues through modern bass-driven rap and club music scenes across the United States.