Album Notes

From Vallejo, CA (also the home of the E-40 & The Click), gangsta rapper Mac Dre moved to the Romp label in 1996 after two small releases on the Strictly Business label. Mac Dre Presents the Rompalation made the R&B charts near the end of 1996; a sequel followed in 1999. Turf Buccaneers and Mac Dre Is the Name were issued in early 2001. Some of the tracks from Mac Dre that have received the strongest notoriety include Too Hard For The Radio, Thizzle Dance and Get Stupid. Mac Dre has always had a strong street credibility but it wasn't until his untimely demise in 2004 that he really started to get the long overdue credit on the commercial airwaves that he deserved. With his unique vocal delivery and flows, Mac Dre is arguably one of the hardest emcees to ever come out of the San Francisco Bay Area. He has been be compared to other hip-hop heavyweights out of the bay area such as E-40 and the late great Tupac Shakur. More than just an artist, Mac Dre was a movement, starting Thizz Nation.

Brief Discography
- Ronald Dregan: Dreganomics, 2004
- Game Is Thick 2, 2004
- Genie Of The Lamp, 2004
- Thizzelle Washington, 2002
- Turf Buccaneers, 2001
- Mac Dre Is The Name, 2001
- Rapper Gone Bad, 1999
- Stupid Doo Doo Dumb, 1998
- Mac Dre Presents the Rompalation, Vol. 1, 1996


- "Mac Dre is one of the pioneers helping to put the bay back on the map. He IS the Tupac of the bay!"
Dragon Style Rick Lee, 106 KMEL, SBC DJ's , Powerhouse DJ's
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"Mac Dre is an O.G. to the rap game and deserves to be in Rap Hall Of Fame. If you ain't Thizzn, you ain't pimpin!"
DJ Classic, 102.5 KDON, Powerhouse DJ's

"One of the most animated rappers I have ever heard. Enough said."
DJ Jelly, Southern Style DJ's, Powerhouse DJ's

"The Yay's Finest."
DJ Scene, KUBE 93, Powerhouse DJ's