Rap Album Charts and #24 on the Top Heatseekers Album Charts. That year he also did a ring entrance song for the WBA Light Welterweight boxing champion at the time, Amir Khan. He continued to release albums independently over the years, releasing the albums The Blue Album, Tears of a Soldier. 2014-2016, attempts to crack the mainstream, No Regrets and For Respect In 2014 Mr. Capone E started working on two albums, No Regrets, and For Respect. These albums have more of a mainstream sound to his previous albums, collaborating with artists such as Migos, French Montana, Ray J, and DJ Mustard. To support the albums he released the mixtape Los Angeles Times. The albums were released in 2016. 2017, 12 albums in 12 months In 2017 he released an album every month. He 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. 2018-present, Narco Valley, autobiography, and other ventures After releasing those 12 albums, he chose to focus more on building his label Hi Power and sign more up and coming talent. On March 13, 2018, he made his film debut in Narco Valley. He is also currently working on releasing his autobiography Who Am I detailing his childhood, his family and ethnicity, and his life and career. Hi Power Entertainment Mr. Capone-E founded Hi Power records in 2000 with the release of his debut album. The independent label launched the career of fellow Chicano rap super star Mr. Criminal. The label originally was only made up of Chicano rappers in his area, but as the label gained more popularity he signed artists like Bizzy Bone and Layzie Bone of Bone Thugs N Harmony, Lil Flip, MC Eight, Bad Azz, Suga Free among others. Discography Mixtapes 2014 Los Angeles Times 2016 After The Smoke Clears Singles Guest appearances Filmography References External links Mr. Capone-E Interview at Dubcnn Living people People from the San Gabriel Valley Rappers from Los Angeles Gangsta rappers G-funk artists Sureños American musicians of Pakistani descent American people of Hazara descent Pakistani people of Hazara descent Pakistani emigrants to the United States Pakistani rappers Hazara singers 1976 births 21st-century American rappers West Coast hip hop musicians People from West Covina, California