Alto when a man approached his car and shot him once in the chest, killing him. The suspect was found later that day. Peanut Butter Wolf retained the tracks recorded while signed to Hollywood Basic and after founding his own record label, Stones Throw Records, posthumously released an EP called M-Town and the full length Big Shots album in 2003, over 10 years after the tracks were originally recorded. Big Shots was well received by critics, reaching number 3 on CMJ's hip hop chart. Discography Albums See also List of murdered hip hop musicians References External links Charizma on Stones Throw Records KZSU Interview with Charizma and Peanut Butter Wolf, 1992 1973 births 1993 deaths 1993 murders in the United States Murdered African-American people African-American rappers Stones Throw Records artists People murdered in California Deaths by firearm in California 20th-century American rappers 20th-century African-American musicians