South Park Mexican

<a href="spotify:artist:4kKaAWGdu6WW0W415RWaQA" data-name="South Park Mexican">South Park Mexican</a> began rapping in the early 90s, dropping his debut album <a href="spotify:album:3M1uNuJE7BonvdbmsmjtBn" data-name="Hillwood">Hillwood</a> under Dope House Records, a label he started with his brother, Arthur Coy Jr. He followed up with classics like <a href="spotify:album:205vyy6nvcAX5GdYke9oPP" data-name="Hustle Town">Hustle Town</a>, Power Moves, and <a href="spotify:album:6qfbkXk1grYOOKFxxN0JEg" data-name="The 3rd Wish to Rock the World">The 3rd Wish to Rock the World</a>. In 2000, he signed a million-dollar deal with Universal, releasing <a href="spotify:album:0pktbiljs3V5CO45IK5Bxt" data-name="The Purity Album">The Purity Album</a>, <a href="spotify:album:5SUwFymz49jJ8uyFwUrt2K" data-name="Time is Money">Time is Money</a> and <a href="spotify:album:09Xf2KxWvXS88dd5OdTcu9" data-name="Never Change">Never Change</a>.

In 2001, he was accused of a crime he did not commit. Days before his trial, he recorded <a href="spotify:album:6iUUXrFIx7ucVx92Yc2EaI" data-name="Reveille Park">Reveille Park</a> in just two days. He was sentenced to 45 years, eligible for parole in October 2024, with no physical evidence found or presented in court.

While incarcerated, he released <a href="spotify:album:0HvQkbHiepls8onLyfHoH9" data-name="When Devils Strike">When Devils Strike</a> in 2006, hitting the Billboard charts, followed by <a href="spotify:album:0EjhZzV9p6ZqrMycviMf14" data-name="Last Chair Violinist">Last Chair Violinist</a> in 2008. Six years later came <a href="spotify:album:0mt2NtBpVAOo8CL0jwQMU9" data-name="The Son of Norma">The Son of Norma</a> in 2014. From 2016-2018, he dropped singles with Dope World Entertainment, like <a href="spotify:album:5DFcnaoWsxfwpbXoJYP3ay" data-name="The Forgotten Folders">The Forgotten Folders</a> . His kids <a href="spotify:artist:4eSPRsCdac8rLK2czdh0L8" data-name="Carley Coy">Carley Coy</a> aka <a href="spotify:artist:4jGHEkY7r8ZT489hJsaOq9" data-name="Carley Brown">Carley Brown</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:7jlML6cENn00GFvx5tV5M2" data-name="Baby Los">Baby Los</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:660FSmnFEoyZdjA6HcDPwL" data-name="J.D. Coy">J.D. Coy</a> also joined the music scene.

SPM’s albums continued: <a href="spotify:album:3WckxKSKN0jbX5RnwZOk8M" data-name="Forty Eight">Forty Eight</a> (2018), <a href="spotify:album:3si74Quf3HdU35AgYXc9Ed" data-name="The Devil&#39;s Mansion">The Devil&#39;s Mansion</a>(2019), <a href="spotify:album:7tLbJVAprk144EV1ZsMB4E" data-name="Telephone Road">Telephone Road</a> (2020), and <a href="spotify:album:1RnMg1XGD7D7bWaG5wCheh" data-name="3 Decades of Dope Vol. 1: A Trip Through Time">3 Decades of Dope Vol. 1: A Trip Through Time</a> (2023). Dope House is dropping new SPM music, and 2024 will be a big year for fans. <a href="spotify:album:63ysEhPP9IsdDbtFPhZwuD" data-name="Day of the Wetback Freestyle">Day of the Wetback Freestyle</a> dropped recently. If Animals Could Talk is set to drop before the year ends!