Studio Albums
| Year | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|
| 1996 | Foe Life | Priority Records |
| 1998 | Based on a True Story | Priority Records |
| 2000 | Bang or Bust | Hoo-Bangin’ / Priority |
| 2001 | Hoo-Bangin’ (The Mix Tape, Vol. 1) | Hoo-Bangin’ |
| 2002 | Ghetto Horror Show | Hoo-Bangin’ / Cash Money West (era distribution) |
| 2003 | Oppenheimer | Hoo-Bangin’ |
Collaborative Projects
| Year | Project | Group |
|---|---|---|
| 1996 | Bow Down | Westside Connection |
| 2003 | Terrorist Threats | Westside Connection |
| 2005 | West Coast Heavyweights Compilation | Various Artists |
Selected Singles
- Foe Life (1996)
- Only in California (1998)
- Chicken Hawk (1998)
- Only One (2000)
- Let the Thugs In (2001)
- Big Ballin’ (2003)
- Connected for Life (2003)
Style and Influence
Mac-10 is associated with the West Coast gangsta rap movement of the 1990s and early 2000s, known for a raw, confrontational delivery style and street-centered lyrical themes.
As a member of Westside Connection, he contributed to one of the most recognizable West Coast rap collectives of its era, helping amplify regional identity within mainstream hip-hop.
Legacy
Mac-10 remains a notable figure within West Coast hip-hop history, particularly through his association with major artists and groups that shaped the sound of Los Angeles rap.
His work with Westside Connection and solo catalog reflects the aggressive, politically charged tone of gangsta rap during its commercial peak.