Celly Cel

Marcellus McCarver

Discography of Celly Cel:

	#	Cover	Release title	Total tracks	Download release in mp3	Imprint date	Label
	1		Remember Where You Came From	6	mp3	1996
	2		Bailin' Thru My Hood	5	mp3	1994
	3		Killa Kali	13	mp3	1995
	4		It's Goin' Down	6	mp3	1996
	5		Heat 4 Yo Azz	15	mp3	1994	Sick Wid' It Records
	6		Make Um Bounce / The Game Ain't Blind	6	mp3	2000	Realside Records
	7		Killa Kali	13	mp3	1995
	8		Heat 4 Yo Azz	14	mp3	1995
	9		The G Filez	18	mp3	1998-07-14
	10		Slaps, Straps & Baseball Hats	16	mp3	2006-04-04	Independent Music Network
	11		It's Goin' Down	5	mp3	1996
	12		The Best Of	14	mp3	1999
	13		Killa Kali	13	mp3	1995
	14		It's Goin' Down	5	mp3	1996
	15		Heat 4 Yo Azz	13	mp3	1994-06-04	Sick Wid' It Records
	16		Deep Conversation	13	mp3	2000	Realside Records
	17		Killa Kali	13	mp3	1996
	18		The G Filez	18	mp3	1998	Jive
	19		Heat 4 Yo Azz	15	mp3		Sick Wid' It Records
	20		Radio Edits From Deep Conversation	6	mp3	2000	Realside Records
	21		Dusted 'N' Disgusted	4	mp3	1995	Jive
	22		The Gumbo Pot	18	mp3	2006	Realside Records
	23		It'z Real Out Here	17	mp3	2005	Realside Records
	24		The Wild West	12	mp3	2006	Real Talk Entertainment
	25		Morphine	18	mp3	2013-09-24	Realside Records
	26		Killa Kali	13	mp3	1995
	27		Deep Conversation	13	mp3	2000	Realside Records
	28		Killa Kali	13	mp3	1995

Celly Cel (born Marcellus McCarver) of Vallejo, California is an American rapper and hip hop producer, renowned for his Hardcore 'Gangsta Rap' lyrics. In the early 1990s, he was shot into stardom by fellow rapper, and friend [a=E-40]. E-40 lived just around the corner from Celly Cel and had just released his new [a=Click, The (2)] album. He and Celly Cel were already homies and when E-40 and [a=B-Legit] went to Celly Cel's house to hear his music it was a "done deal". A few days later Celly Cel was signed to [l=Sick Wid it Records]. He released his first album nationwide in 1994. He shot his first video called “Hot Sunny Day” and got major airplay on B.E.T. It was official, Celly Cel was now a Rap Star. He released his next album in 1996 which was his biggest selling record. This record featured a song called “It’s goin’ down” which became an instant classic. This was his second video that aired on B.E.T and still gets radio play to this day. He released his next album in 1998 called The "G" Filez. This was his last album on Sick Wid It/Jive Records. He and Sick Wid It/Jive Records parted on good terms. Celly Cel just felt like it was time to start his own record label. He started his independent company and decided to call it “Realside Records” because that’s where it all began.

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