Shady Nate

Shady Nate, born in Oakland, California, is an American rapper renowned for his distinctive style and contribution to the West Coast hip-hop, hyphy, and gangsta rap genres. Since 2006, Shady Nate has been active in the music industry, co-founding Livewire Records with fellow rapper J Stalin, and launching his own label, Shady Nation.

In his career, Shady Nate has released numerous singles and collaborations, showcasing his talent and versatility. His discography boasts an impressive array of tracks, including “Head Doctor” (2009), “Sip Sumthin'” (2009), “Banga On My Waist” (2011), and “Shady Nate & Jay Jonah – Heavy Hittaz (Freestyle)” (2011). Additionally, he has teamed up with various artists such as San Quinn, Mitchy Slick, and The Mekanix.

Shady Nate’s prolific output extends to albums and mixtapes as well. He made his debut in 2007 with “Thousand Shady Acres” and “Shady Bunch” before collaborating with DJ.Fresh and J Stalin on various projects. Over the years, he released numerous mixtapes and albums like “Gasman Unleashed” (2009), “The Bo-Fessional” (2010), “Mobb Marley” (2010), and “The S.H.A.D.Y. Project” (2017). Shady Nate has also made guest appearances on tracks by other notable artists such as Beeda Weeda, J. Stalin, Mistah F.A.B., and Philthy Rich.

Throughout his career, Shady Nate has consistently displayed a strong work ethic and passion for his craft. As a key figure in the West Coast hip-hop scene, he continues to make an impact in the industry with his music and entrepreneurial pursuits.