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Mac Mall - Illegal Business? - 1993

#mac mall #illegal business?#eboni foster #mac dre #ray luv

November, 1992

#leopold records #E-40 #ray luv #the click #mac dre #c-funk #chunk #x-raided #dangerous dame #clee dogg #Too $hort #SPice one #pooh man #askari x #totally insane #R.B.L. Posse #N2Deep #the Source Magazine

Really, it's all about how you see yourself; Don't judge me for my dress code, kid, be yourself. 'Cause I do rap, you play me for a hood; I probably do drugs and I must be no good.

En Vogue feat Ray Luv - Free Your Mind (Tommy's Spoiled Brat Mix)

#en vogue #dawn robinson #terry ellis #ray luv #music #RnB #new jack swing #90s #west coast #free your mind #free your mind remix

Khayree Productions

All About My Fetti [Young Lay feat. Mac Mall & Ray Luv]

Tha Factor [Ray Luv]

Got 2 Survive [Young Lay feat. Ray Luv & 2Pac]

Don’t Wanna See Me [Mac Mall]

Playah’s Mode (Remix) [Young Lay]

Nathan But Game [Mac Mall]

24K [Ray Luv]

On My Toes [Mac Dre]

Loco Crew [E.B. daddy Of Da Hood feat. Young Lay]

That’s What We Do [Dubee]

Sellin’ Cocaine As Usual [Young D Boyz]

Back N Da Hood [Mac Dre]

Get My Money On [Ray Luv]

I’m N Motion [Mac Dre]

The Game Is Thick [The Mac]

Twisted [Young Lay]

Young N Da Game [Mac Mall]

Cops Hate Kids [Big Ocean Mobb IV-1-5]

Da Gift Of Gab [Mac Dre]

Endless Dollars [Mac Mall]

Soak Some Dope [Mac Mall]

Mr. Chronic [Young D Boyz]

Keep Ya Mask On [Ray Luv]

My Way [The Mac]

Khayree’s production career spans multiple decades and genres (Vanilla Ice’s ‘Hooked”!) but this compilation focuses on his insane 90’s run that peaked with the Spotify-lessYoung Lay’s “Young Black N Dangerous” album. Expect 6-minute sinister synthesizer funk complete with deep mini-moog buzzsaw bass and the occasional Ad-Rock sample. With the exception of a few songs, this doubles as a Young Black Brotha Records playlist, a label for which he served as CEO and in-house producer. In an old Murder Dog interview he says that he never used sequencers when programming; the subtle changes in the bass and synth lines from bar to bar are evident upon carefully listening. RIP The Mac, Mac Dre!