Mac Dre - “The Mac Book” (Part 4)

“The Mack Book” is the latest mixtape from Bay Area legend and former Thizz Entertainment CEO Mac Dre. The album contains several new recordings as well as unreleased remixes.

Tracklist:

  1. Mally Mall featuring Mac Dre, Young Egypt and Khalil - “That's Him” (Produced by Mally Mall)
  2. Mac Duna featuring Mac Dre and Yukmouth - “Young Rich Nigga”
  3. Crest Creepaz featuring Mac Dre - “Doin What I Do (Remix)” (Produced by Big Hollis)
  4. Mac Dre featuring Marcell - “Be About Yo Doe” (Remix) (Produced by Big Hollis)
  5. Mac Dre featuring Da' Unda' Dogg - “Treal Man (Remix) (Produced by Swamp Kat)
  6. Reek Daddy featuring Mac Dre - “Too Much”
  7. Dubee featuring Mac Dre & J. Diggs - “Casual”
  8. Cutthoat Committee (Mac Dre, Dubee and PSD) - “Can't F#c Wit Me”
  9. Cutthoat Committee - “B!tches”
  10. Mac Dre featuring Yukmouth and Turf Talk - "Gangsta Mac" 
  11. Mac Dre featuring Tech N9ne & One Identity - “Dump”
  12. Mac Dre - “Shakin' the Feds” (Produced by Big Hollis)
  13. Kevin Mac featuring Mac Dre - “Only In The Backwood” (Produced by Kevin Mac)
  14. Mac Dre - “Not My Job” (Produced by Tone Capone)
  15. Outro

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