Mexican rap in R&B, Hip Hop & Rap Music

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"Reveille Park [PA]" (07/12/2005) R&B Mexican, South Park, Dope House RecordsProducers include: SPM, Uchei, Lord Loco, Shadow Ramirez. Carlos Coy's follow-up to 2001's NEVER CHANGE is harder and meaner than its predecessor, almost as if the South Park Mexican had decided to circle the wagons and forget all about trying to court popularity outside his immediate Houston circle. He's still at his best when he's trying to combine R&B with Hispanic and Caribbean influences, such as on the infernally catchy "Suckaz and Hataz," and "Lord Loco's Melody." This combination has a charm all its own, but on this outing Coy is mostly more than happy to stick to his chosen turf--drugs, guns and hoes, all set to the barest of backbeats and the sparsest of instrumentation. NEVER CHANGE showed that lurking somewhere inside SPM's cool macho interior is a wellspring of creativity, and if REVEILLE PARK finds him resting on his laurels somewhat, he's still a block or two ahead of many of his contemporaries.

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"Naked" (08/20/2002) R&B Amber, Tommy BoyPersonnel: Amber (vocals); Lashawn Kwame Cremers (vocals); Thomas Goetze, Martin Schneider (acoustic & electric guitars); Jack Von Tongeren (electric mandolin, bass); Muenster Symphony Orchestra (strings); Anne-Mieke de Vroomen (grand piano, background vocals); J. Persson, N. Molinder, P. Ankarberg (keyboards, programming); Marie Claire Cremers, (background vocals); Mihai Lonesen. Producers: Wolfram Dettki, "Twin" J. Persson, Chris Cox, Barry Harris.

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"Mexican Gangster [PA]" (09/14/2004) R&B Mexican Gangster, Thump Records

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"Hustle Town [PA]" (07/01/2005) R&B Mexican, South Park, Dope House RecordsPersonnel include: South Park Mexican (rap vocals); Robin , Sonja Otero (vocals); Grinch, Low G, Rasheed, Pimpstress (rap vocals).

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"Purity" (02/28/2003) R&B Mexican, South Park, Dope House Records Inc.

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"Mexican Bad Azz [PA]" (02/28/2006) R&B Capone (Rap), Latino Jam

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"Reveille Park (Screwed & Chopped) [PA] [Slow]" (07/12/2005) R&B Mexican, South Park, Dope House RecordsThis is an example of the Southern Rap "screwed" mix style. South Park Mexican: Juan Gotti, Pimpstress, Lucky Luchiano, Tomahawk, Big Bert, Grimm. This is an example of the Southern Rap "screwed" mix style.

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"Hillwood & Hustletown [PA] [Slow]" (07/12/2005) R&B Mexican, South Park, Dope House RecordsThis is an example of the Southern Rap "screwed" mix style. This is an example of the Southern Rap "screwed" mix style.

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"The 3rd Wish To Rock The World (Screwed & Chopped) [PA]" (07/12/2005) R&B Mexican, South Park, Dope House RecordsPersonnel: Marilyn Rylander (vocals); Damon Sonnier (saxophone).

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"Hillwood [PA]" (07/12/2005) R&B Mexican, South Park, Dope House RecordsPersonnel: South Park Mexican (rap vocals); Delwin "Mad Reel" Bell (keyboards); Dope E (drums); Angela Colter, La Tanya Figures, Michelle Eve Rhodes, Filero (background vocals). Producers: Delwin "Mad Reel" Bell, Bernie Bismark, South Park Mexican. Recorded at Track Design Studios, Houston, Texas. Personnel: Angela Colter, La Tanya Figures (background vocals). Recording information: Track Design, Houston, TX.

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"Power Moves the Table [PA] [Slow]" (07/12/2005) R&B Mexican, South Park, Dope House RecordsThis is an example of the Southern Rap "screwed" mix style. This is an example of the Southern Rap "screwed" mix style.

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"The 3rd Wish to Rock the World" (07/12/2005) R&B Mexican, South Park, Dope House Records

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"Mexiclan 2005: The Best of Spanish Hip-Hop" (03/01/2005) R&B Various Artists, Guitian Brothers Music

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"The Purity Album [Edited]" (08/29/2000) R&B Mexican, South Park, Dope House RecordsPersonnel includes: South Park Mexican (rap vocals); Courtney Jones, Russell Lee (vocals); Miss Asiah, Sevan (background vocals); Baby Beesh, Dum Dum, Happy P, Low G, Diamond, Grimm, Lil' Bing, Shadow Ramirez, Monster, Juan Gotti, Scrilla, Ikeman, Lil' Villan, E, Lil' D, Guero, Smoke Dogg, Hillwood Hustlaz, Rasheed, Major Riley, Christian. Producers: Happy P, Shadow Ramirez, Seven Tony C, Mario Ayala, South Park Mexican. Houston's Carlos Coy, the mastermind behind both South Park Mexican and Dope House records, is an example of the classic American rags-to-riches story. After hitting bottom as a denizen of the drug underworld, Coy turned his life around, rededicating himself to music. He started Dope House, which began as an underground hip-hop label but soon rose to national prominence. South Park Mexican is Coy's vehicle for self-expression. On THE PURITY ALBUM, all of Coy's street experiences manifest themselves as cautionary tales. They're couched in funky frameworks so seductive that one might almost miss the harshness of some of the lyrics' scenarios, but there's no mistaking Carlos Coy's ultimate intention. By the album's end, he's taken you on a virtual tour of the underworld, and you emerge on the other side wiser for the journey, and ready to take on the world with a new sense of perspective.

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"The Purity Album [PA]" (08/15/2000) R&B Mexican, South Park, Dope House RecordsPersonnel includes: South Park Mexican (rap vocals); Courtney Jones, Russell Lee (vocals); Miss Asiah, Sevan (background vocals); Baby Beesh, Dum Dum, Happy P, Low G, Diamond, Grimm, Lil' Bing, Shadow Ramirez, Monster, Juan Gotti, Scrilla, Ikeman, Lil' Villan, E, Lil' D, Guero, Smoke Dogg, Hillwood Hustlaz, Rasheed, Major Riley, Christian. Producers: Happy P, Shadow Ramirez, Seven Tony C, Mario Ayala, South Park Mexican. Houston's Carlos Coy, the mastermind behind both South Park Mexican and Dope House records, is an example of the classic American rags-to-riches story. After hitting bottom as a denizen of the drug underworld, Coy turned his life around, rededicating himself to music. He started Dope House, which began as an underground hip-hop label but soon rose to national prominence. South Park Mexican is Coy's vehicle for self-expression. On THE PURITY ALBUM, all of Coy's street experiences manifest themselves as cautionary tales. They're couched in funky frameworks so seductive that one might almost miss the harshness of some of the lyrics' scenarios, but there's no mistaking Carlos Coy's ultimate intention. By the album's end, he's taken you on a virtual tour of the underworld, and you emerge on the other side wiser for the journey, and ready to take on the world with a new sense of perspective.

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"Puff, Puff, Pass [PA] *" (03/06/2001) R&B Mexicans Bangin' Screw, Houston HeavyweightsPersonnel includes: Mexicans Bangin' Screw, Slim Thug, South Park Mexican, ES, Illegal Amigos, Big Pokey, The Screwed Up Click.

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"Mexican Gangster [PA]" (10/10/2000) R&B Latin Circle, Latino JamLatin Circle includes: Capone.

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"Beltway 8 Presents: Mexican & Latinos of America Freestyle [PA]" (04/06/2004) R&B Various Artists, Beltway 8 Records

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"Thug Poetry [PA]" (01/16/2001) R&B Mike, Mexican, Deep South Tycoons

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"Hillwood [PA]" (07/12/2005) R&B Mexican, South Park, Dope House RecordsPersonnel: South Park Mexican (rap vocals); Delwin "Mad Reel" Bell (keyboards); Dope E (drums); Angela Colter, La Tanya Figures, Michelle Eve Rhodes, Filero (background vocals). Producers: Delwin "Mad Reel" Bell, Bernie Bismark, South Park Mexican. Recorded at Track Design Studios, Houston, Texas. Personnel: Angela Colter, La Tanya Figures (background vocals). Recording information: Track Design, Houston, TX.

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"Power Moves the Table" (07/12/2005) R&B Mexican, South Park, Dope House RecordsPersonnel includes: Frost, DJ Screw, Street Military, Fat Pat Family, Most Hated, Dope House Family.

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"The Purity Album [PA]" (08/15/2000) R&B Mexican, South Park, Dope House RecordsPersonnel includes: South Park Mexican (rap vocals); Courtney Jones, Russell Lee (vocals); Miss Asiah, Sevan (background vocals); Baby Beesh, Dum Dum, Happy P, Low G, Diamond, Grimm, Lil' Bing, Shadow Ramirez, Monster, Juan Gotti, Scrilla, Ikeman, Lil' Villan, E, Lil' D, Guero, Smoke Dogg, Hillwood Hustlaz, Rasheed, Major Riley, Christian. Producers: Happy P, Shadow Ramirez, Seven Tony C, Mario Ayala, South Park Mexican. Houston's Carlos Coy, the mastermind behind both South Park Mexican and Dope House records, is an example of the classic American rags-to-riches story. After hitting bottom as a denizen of the drug underworld, Coy turned his life around, rededicating himself to music. He started Dope House, which began as an underground hip-hop label but soon rose to national prominence. South Park Mexican is Coy's vehicle for self-expression. On THE PURITY ALBUM, all of Coy's street experiences manifest themselves as cautionary tales. They're couched in funky frameworks so seductive that one might almost miss the harshness of some of the lyrics' scenarios, but there's no mistaking Carlos Coy's ultimate intention. By the album's end, he's taken you on a virtual tour of the underworld, and you emerge on the other side wiser for the journey, and ready to take on the world with a new sense of perspective.