Solo Studio Albums

Year Album Label
1991 Mr. Scarface Is Back Rap-A-Lot Records
1993 The World Is Yours Rap-A-Lot Records
1994 The Diary Rap-A-Lot Records
1997 The Untouchable Rap-A-Lot Records
1998 My Homies Rap-A-Lot Records
2000 The Last of a Dying Breed Rap-A-Lot Records
2002 The Fix Rap-A-Lot / Def Jam South
2006 Made Rap-A-Lot Records
2007 My Homies Part 2 Rap-A-Lot Records

Geto Boys Albums (Selected)

Year Album Group Label
1990 We Can’t Be Stopped Geto Boys Rap-A-Lot Records
1991 Uncut Dope / Geto Boys Compilation Era Geto Boys Rap-A-Lot Records
1993 Till Death Do Us Part Geto Boys Rap-A-Lot Records
2005 The Foundation Geto Boys Rap-A-Lot Records

Mixtapes and Compilation Appearances

Year Project Label
1990s Rap-A-Lot Compilation Features Rap-A-Lot Records
2000s Southern Hip-Hop Anthology Appearances Various

Singles (Selected)

Year Single Album
1991 Mr. Scarface Mr. Scarface Is Back
1993 Let Me Roll The World Is Yours
1994 I Seen a Man Die The Diary
2002 Guess Who’s Back The Fix
2002 My Block The Fix

Style and Influence

Scarface is known for his introspective storytelling, often exploring themes of mortality, trauma, morality, and survival with a narrative depth that helped define Southern hip-hop lyricism.

His delivery combines conversational flow with cinematic detail, influencing generations of rappers across the South and beyond, including artists who emphasize personal narrative and emotional realism.

Legacy

Scarface remains one of the most respected figures in hip-hop, frequently cited as a foundational storyteller in rap music. His solo catalog and work with the Geto Boys helped establish Houston as a major center of hip-hop culture.

His influence extends through both mainstream and underground artists, particularly in narrative-driven and emotionally complex rap styles.