Greatest Hits

Since 1990 Scarface has consistently dropped stellar albums both as a member of the legendary 'Geto Boys' and as a solo artist.

While Scarface's work with the Geto Boys was a catalyst for his luminous career, it is his work as a solo artist that has brought him the most accolades. In fact his solo discography reads like a litany of hip-hop's classic albums with each one going no less than platinum in the US.

Scarface's Greatest Hits is a collection of 18 of the award-winning MC's best-loved hits, including a brand new track Love & Friendship.

Listening to classic joints like Mr. Scarface and A Minute to Pray from Face's first album, Mr. Scarface Is Back will transport the listener to hip-hop's golden era, when it wasn't about marketing schemes or glam and glitz, just banging beats and tight rhymes.

A Minute to Pray uses a loop from Marvin Gaye's classic song, Inner City Blues (Makes Me Wanna Holler) and no collection assessing Scarface's 15 years in the rap game would be complete without including classic hits such as the funky bass-driven Money & the Power, the haunting and introspective I've Seen A Man Die and the his soul-stirring hit Smile featuring the late great Tupac Shakur and vocals by Johnny P.

The collection also contains underground favorites such as G's Hand of a Dead Body featuring Ice Cube, Born Killer and Southside.

With the release of Scarface's Greatest Hits fans of the Houston MC have all of the classic songs that made him a hip-hop icon.