From the label that brought you Mr D.O.G., Big Squeeze and Mac Money. Now check out their bio.

1997 Azarel- “Representing” Covenant Records. Azarel and Big Squeeze formed their own label and put their first project on the market.

SEPT. 1997 Mr. D.O.G. “Gettin Paid” Bow Wow Records. After countless submissions of material, Mr. D.O.G. started his own label and drop this Ep. The title track, “Gettin Paid” was a hit in the local area and sparked the beginning of a triumph NW rap label.

APR. 1998 Mr. D.O.G. “WET” Bow Wow Records. With the success of the Ep, it was inevitable that the whole album would appear soon. And once again, Mr. D.O.G. awed the NW with his debut album, doing song with 3 X Krazy & vocalist, Mississippi of AWOL Records.

JUNE 1998 Pakalolo “Pakalolo Tribe” Pakalolo Records. Big Squeeze was the primary producer for this album and proved that Big Squeeze isn’t going  to disappear anytime soon.

OCT. 1998 Tall Can “Dr. Huxtable” Tall Can Music. Covenant Records is no more. Azarel is currently shopping his solo project, and Big Squeeze is a free producer and opens Squeeze It Productions. He does several tracks on this album.

MAY 1999 Cool Nutz- “Speaking Upon A Million” Jus Family Records. After doing several shows in Portland, OR, Mr. D.O.G. collabs with Bart of 3 X Krazy & Cool Nutz to drop yet another hot joint. Mr. D.O.G. is now a recognized name in Northern Oregon.

JULY 1999 Da H.I.D.D.E.N.  “DA SETT”  Revv Up Musicc. Big Squeeze hooks up with F. Del Toro and begins doing major production for this album and more under his direction.

NOV. 1999 Illtip Magazine “City of Dope 2000” Brown Man Productionz.

DEC. 1999 OG Freeze “X-Con the Don” X-con Records. Tacoma’s forefather of underground gangsta music, OG Freeze is released from jail and drops a new album. (His debut Ep “Bassin” dropped in 1987) In an effort to make up for missed time he adds Tacoma’s ever popular, Big Squeeze.

MAR. 2000 Squeeze It Prods. “Vol. 1” Do Lo Entertainment. After lacing several tracks on a prior album for Do Lo and constant work in the lab. Big Squeeze signed a one album deal with Do Lo Entertainment. This was Squeeze’s debut album as the headliner. It alerted all those who didn’t know about his work, that they better come get some of his heat.

JUNE 2000 Drekno- “Marks On My Soul” Da Real Records. Big Squeeze laces three tracks on this album including the single, “For the Dough”.

SEPT. 2000 Mr. D.O.G.- “Ghetto Politics” Bow Wow Records. This so far, has been the most influential album in Bow Wow Records history. Mr. D.O.G. returned to the scene showing that his skills are ranked with major artist. By doing songs w/ E-40, Ras Kass, & Suga T over beats by platinum producer Bosko, and Gold producer, FunkDaddy, he literally changed how many people were putting out there albums in Washington state. Big Squeeze also made a few hot tracks on here and Mac Money, newly signed to Bow Wow, makes his first impression on the rap industry after dropping an unforgettable verse on “NW Ridin”

OCT. 2000 Bullet- “We Gets Perved” Eastside Records. Becoming evermore popular, Mr. D.O.G. appears on this album, keeping visible in the public eye.

NOV. 2000 FunkDaddy- “Mix Vol. 8” Crooked Funk. Mr.D.O.G. & Mac Money do their first tag team on “Havin Thangz,” for the consumer. The result, MAJOR DEMAND!

FEB. 2001 PR2000 “Seattle: the Darkside pt. 2” PR Records. Mr. D.O.G. does his well accepted track, “Sammy No Scrilla” on here.

FEB. 2001 FunkDaddy “Mix Vol. 9” Crooked Funk. The demand for Bow Wow Records is still high and that’s why Funk Daddy made sure to please the masses with the addition of Mr. D.O.G.

MAR. 2001 DJ Earthquake “Aftershock Mix” Richter Scale. It was over three months and the public was fiendin for the Mr.D.O.G.-Mac Money combo. It ultimately resulted in the smash hit, “Take It Off”. Only thing different was the production was by Big Squeeze. This song opened up ears globally as it got spins in Canada, Africa, & Australia. It was no wonder why this was Bow Wow Records next single.

APR. 2001 DJ Supa Sam “No Turnin Back” What’s a mix CD without Washington’s biggest artists on it. So back to they go. This time the duo of Mr. D.O.G. & Mac Money freestyled and let Sam add a beat to it.

JUNE 2001 “All or Nothing” Sndtrk. Brave New World. Mr. D.O.G. tag teams w/ Cool Nutz over a Big Squeeze beat to create what has been called the hottest song on the album, “Aint Sweet”. Big Squeeze also did production for the Drekno track on here.

JULY 2001 BWR2000- “NW Ridin” Bow Wow Records. Bow Wow Records puts together it’s first compilation showcasing ALL of it’s artist as well as other NW emcees. This is also the first time the world is exposed to a solo Mac Money song.

SEPT. 2001 2 Real Records “Guilty til Proven Innocent” 2 Real Records.

Nov. 2001 FunkDaddy “I Want All That”

DEC. 2001 Lou Nutt- “Da Morgue”

JAN.2002 Slayir the Player- “Soul, Truth, & Power” Quarter Mill Records.

JAN. 2002 FunkDaddy- “Mix Vol. 12” Crooked Funk/Pak Pros

MAR. 2002 Mac Money- “Just Dippin” Bow Wow Records. This is Mac Money’s debut single. Already a hit on the streets and on mp3, now awaiting to see how the rest of the world accepts it.

APR. 2002 Mac Money- “Tales of a G” Bow Wow Records. The debut album which is overally anticipated features Mr. D.O.G., and most of the production is done by Big Squeeze. Yukmouth of the Luniz also guest appears on here.

OTHER ALBUMS THAT HAVE FEATURED OUR ARTIST INCLUDES:

FUNK DADDY- Mix Vols. 5,6, & 10 (Mr. D.O.G.)    SUAD- In My Rearview (Big Squeeze)

Karma- Karma Council (Big Squeeze)

UPCOMING ALBUMS THAT WILL FEATURE OUR ARTIST:

Big Squeeze- “The Senator”      Mr. D.O.G.- “Diabolical Deeds & Street Luv”

Shaolin- “Creditentials”        Mr. D.O.G. & Mac Money- “Top of the Food Chain”

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