Mafiosos – Fo Tha Money

• Label: Deadeye Records – DER 0211, Deadeye Records – DER 0211-2
• Released: 1996
• Genre: Hip Hop
• Style: Gangsta, G-Funk

Tracklist and Credits:

1. The Message
   Featuring, Producer: Lil Ric
   Mixed By: Jim (uncredited)
2. Ready Fa Danger
   Backing Vocals: G-Loe
   Producer: K-Lou
3. Thay Can’t Fade Us!
   Mixed By: Parker (5)
   Producer: D.J. (7), Parker (5)
   Talkbox: Garry Jackson
   Note: Possible misprint in credits; should be Parker and D.J. (aka CMD mis-spelled as CMT)
4. The Way We Live
   Vocals: Dee Dee (6)
   Producer: K-Lou
5. Chillin In The Game
   Mixed By: Felton Pilot
   Producer: Lil Ric
   Vocals: Dee Dee (6)
6. Flossin
   Co-producer: K-Doe
   Producer, Mixed By: Parker (5)
   Vocals [Singing]: Popy
   Note: Listed as “Floss’n” inside the insert. Uncredited raps by K-Doe, dedicated to Jay Bona.
7. Beefy Thangs
   Chorus: Yonnie
   Producer: K-Lou
8. Fo Tha Money (Radio)
   Vocals: Dee Dee (6)
   Producer: K-Lou
9. Levels Of The Game
   Talkbox: Garry Jackson
   Vocals: Dee Dee (6)
   Producer: K-Lou
10. Dark Day In The Town
    Co-producer, Mixed By: Parker (5)
    Featuring: Dilo (2), E-Dominant, Prophets Of Rage (2), The Firm (17)
    Producer: Mafiosos (credited as Fioso Productions)
    Note: Listed as “Wicked As They Come!” inside the insert.
11. Fo Tha Money (Street) (Bonus Track)
    Vocals: Dee Dee (6)
    Producer: K-Lou
    Note: Bonus track available only on the disc release.

Production and Distribution Details:

• Produced For: Ashy Knuckles Productions, Reel To Real Productions (2)
• Distributed By: City Hall Records
• Phonographic Copyright ℗: Deadeye Records
• Glass Mastered At: Disctronics USA – 146061
• Produced At: K-Lou Studios, Pajama Recording Studios
• Mixed At: Felstar Studios, K-Lou Studios

Personnel:

• Executive-Producer: Mike Rodriguez (7)
• Graphic Design, Layout: Phunky Phat Graph-X
• Photography By: Keba Konte
• Producer, Mixed By: K-Lou (tracks: 2, 4, 7 to 9, 11)
• Rap: G-Loe (tracks: 1, 3 to 5, 7 to 11), K-Doe (tracks: 3 to 11), Slyma (tracks: 2, 3, 8, 9, 11)

This comprehensive review outlines the various contributors and specifics for each track, providing a detailed overview of the album’s production and musical style.