Artist's albums
Heard Mad Shots
2022 · single
The Story Of O.J (Freestyle)
2021 · single
If You're Scared Stay Inside
2021 · album
I Gotta Win
2021 · single
You Know How We Coming
2021 · single
Time for Change (Black Lives Matter)
2020 · single
Soul Not 4 Sale
2020 · album
Im from the Bronx
2019 · single
Fuck Gucci
2019 · single
If He Dies He Dies
2019 · single
Block Blues (Remix)
2018 · single
Gangsta but Woke as Fuck
2018 · album
Discipline
2017 · single
That's How We on It
2016 · single
Justice or Else
2015 · single
Highbridge
2015 · single
They Don't Know
2014 · single
U Know What I'm Talkin' Bout
2013 · single
Jordans and Camos (feat. Ralph Random)
2012 · single
Jordans and Camos (feat. Ralph Random)
2012 · single
Getting to the Money (Dirty Version)
2012 · single
Pardon Me
2011 · single
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Biography
A notable alum of the New York mixtape circuit in the late '90s, Mysonne E. Linen was born and bred in one of hip-hop's hotbeds, the Bronx. Trying to escape the ills that arise with black inner-city life, he became a very skilled basketball player during high school and then briefly attended college in criminal justice; but his ardent passion for hip-hop lured him away from those two paths. Using his first name as his stage moniker, he met up with representatives from Wanna Blow Entertainment and joined their crew in 1997. After gracing many mixtapes with his lethal flow and entering several MC battles in the N.Y. scene, he signed to two important brands in the hip-hop industry: the Violator Management company and Def Jam Records. Gearing up for his Def Jam debut in 1999, he appeared on several projects, including the chart-topping albums Ryde or Die, Vol. 1 by the Ruff Ryders and Double Up by Mase. However, that same year he was convicted on two counts of armed robbery and handed a seven-to-14-year sentence, though he still has maintained his innocence. During that period, a member of his Wanna Blow crew, Jae Millz, remained vigilant in building the brand name and eventually wound up on Universal by the time Mysonne was released from prison in July 2006. The large amount of support he received from fans after his seven-year bid made him all the more eager to get back in the studio. ~ Cyril Cordor, Rovi