14 Facts About Mr Capone-E

Mr Capone-E is the owner of the record label Hi-Power Entertainment.

Mr Capone-E grew up around gangs and became a Sureno.

Mr Capone-E was incarcerated at 18, and while serving time he decided he wanted to pursue a career in hip-hop.

Mr Capone-E signed a three-year distribution deal and released his next album Last Man Standing in 2001.

Mr Capone-E went on to release Always and Forever in 2003, which featured the single "I Like It" with Nate Dogg.

Mr Capone-E was encouraged to leave Thump based on the number of albums he was selling per release.

Mr Capone-E left and received all the rights to his music released under Thump.

That year Mr Capone-E released his seventh album, distributed under SMC, Don't get it Twisted, including the hit single "Don't Get it Twisted" ft.

In 2007, Mr Capone-E signed an independent direct distribution deal with Koch, and released his eighth album, Mr Capone-E: Dedicated to the Oldies Part II.

In 2009, Capone-E released his ninth album, Diary of a G, including the single "Light my Fire" ft.

Mr Capone-E continued to release albums independently over the years, releasing the albums The Blue Album, Tears of a Soldier.

Mr Capone-E did this because he felt that he was not active musically over the past few years and needed to release a lot of music to become more relevant.

Mr Capone-E is currently working on releasing his autobiography Who Am I detailing his childhood, his family and ethnicity, and his life and career.

Mr Capone-E founded Hi Power Records in 2000 with the release of his debut album.