Studio Albums
| Year | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|
| 1995 | I Wish | Sunshine Records |
| 2000 | I Can Do Anything | Breakaway Entertainment |
| 2012 | Overdose of Funk | Independent |
Singles
| Year | Single | Album |
|---|---|---|
| 1995 | I Wish | I Wish |
| 1995 | Top of the Stairs | I Wish |
| 2000 | I Can Do Anything | I Can Do Anything |
| 2012 | Right Up My Alley | Overdose of Funk |
Collaborations and Features
- Guest appearances on 1990s West Coast hip-hop compilation projects
- Collaborations with Los Angeles underground hip-hop producers
- Features in nostalgic 1990s revival hip-hop performances and events
- Occasional crossover appearances in pop and R&B remix projects
Style and Sound
Skee-Lo’s music blends laid-back West Coast production with melodic, conversational rap delivery, often centered on self-reflection, humor, and everyday life themes.
His breakout single “I Wish” helped define a more lighthearted and relatable strand of 1990s hip-hop that contrasted with harder gangsta rap trends.
Legacy
Skee-Lo remains best known for one of the most enduring one-hit crossover successes of the 1990s, with “I Wish” continuing to appear in films, commercials, and nostalgic pop culture references.
His work is often cited as an example of narrative-driven, accessible hip-hop that broadened the genre’s mainstream reach.