Mac Mall

Mac Mall, alongside influential rappers like E-40 and 2Pac, was instrumental in establishing the Cali Bay Area as a prominent hub in the rap scene during the mid- to late '90s. His collaborations with renowned Bay Area producers such as Ant Banks, Khayree, and Rick Rock helped shape the region's distinctive sound, notably showcased in his successful album Untouchable (1996) featuring the hit track "Get Right." Despite a rapid decline in his career post-1996, marked by a return in 1999 with limited reception due to industry shifts, Mall pivoted to a more spiritual style with his 2001 album Immaculate as he adapted to changing musical landscapes.