Hurt-M-Badd facts for kids

Tyrone Wrice, known by his stage name Hurt-M-Badd, is an American singer and record producer. A record producer helps artists make their music, guiding them in the recording studio to get the best sound.

His career in music began in the early 1990s. He was part of an R&B group called B-Rezell. The group's songs were featured on two popular soundtracks in 1994: Murder Was the Case and Above the Rim.

Hurt-M-Badd is most famous for his work with the legendary rapper Tupac Shakur (also known as Makaveli). In 1996, he produced the hit song "Hail Mary" for Tupac's album The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory. This song became one of Tupac's most well-known tracks.

After his success with Tupac, Hurt-M-Badd continued to produce music. He worked with other artists like The Lady of Rage and the group Outlawz. He also produced songs for Tupac's albums that were released after the rapper's death. From 1998 to 2002, he also worked with artists like Willie D and Snypaz.

Music Career Highlights

Hurt-M-Badd has contributed to many songs, both as a singer and a producer. Here are some of his notable works.

Songs He Sang On

This table shows some of the songs where Hurt-M-Badd was a guest singer.

Music He Produced

As a producer, Hurt-M-Badd helped create the sound for many songs. His work with Tupac Shakur is his most famous.

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