Studio Albums
| Year | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|
| 1997 | Harlem World | Bad Boy / Arista |
| 1999 | Double Up | Bad Boy / Arista |
| 2004 | Welcome Back | Bad Boy / Universal |
| 2017 | Now We Even | Independent |
Collaborative Projects
| Year | Project | Collaborator |
|---|---|---|
| 1997 | Bad Boy Remix Album | Bad Boy Records Artists |
| 1998 | No Way Out Tour Era Recordings | Puff Daddy & Family |
| 2004 | Welcome Back Collaborations | Bad Boy Reunion Projects |
Selected Singles
- Feel So Good (1997)
- What You Want (1998)
- Lookin’ at Me (1998)
- Get Ready (1999)
- Welcome Back (2004)
- Breathe, Stretch, Shake (2004)
- Oracle (2017)
Style and Influence
Mase is known for a laid-back, polished flow that helped define the commercial sound of late-1990s Bad Boy Records. His delivery balanced street narratives with radio-friendly melodies, making his music widely accessible.
He played a key role in shaping the glossy, mainstream aesthetic of East Coast hip-hop during its peak crossover era, alongside artists like Puff Daddy and The LOX.
Legacy
Mase remains one of the most recognizable voices of the Bad Boy era, with a catalog that captures the transition of hip-hop into global mainstream popularity in the late 1990s.
His debut album Harlem World is often cited as a defining release of its era, known for its smooth production and widespread commercial success.