by Mike DaRoncoAfter several years of working with the like of West Coast profiles C-BO, Cougnut, Chunk, Hollow Tip, and Dr. Dre, J-Mack made off on his own with 1996s Crimerate on Priority Records. With his street-smart attitude and gangsta persona, J-Macks follow-up, Bloody Money, was released by Big Grip Records in 1999 with a little help from fellow California hoods Cappone, Doobie, and Nate Fox. Changes followed two years later.