Hillwood (album)

Hillwood
Studio album by South Park Mexican
Released	March 9, 1995
Recorded	1994
Studio	Track Design (Houston, Texas)
Genre	Chicano rap; gangsta rap;
Length	57:04
Label	Dope House Records
Producer	Arthur Coy Jr. (exec.); Delwin "Mad Reel" Bell; Bernie Bismark; South Park Mexican;
South Park Mexican chronology

Professional ratings
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Source	Rating
AllMusic	^[1]

Hillwood is the debut solo studio album by American hip hop recording artist South Park Mexican. It was released via Dope House Records in early 1995.

The album's title "Hillwood" comes from the unincorporated neighborhood of the Southside region of Houston. He sold the album from the trunk of his car, flea markets and at car shows for $5 each.

Track listing

No.	Title	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Comin Up Comin Down"	Delwin "Mad Reel" Bell	3:55
2.	"Revenge"	Delwin "Mad Reel" Bell	5:29
3.	"Hillwood"	Delwin "Mad Reel" Bell	4:11
4.	"H-Town G-Funk"	Delwin "Mad Reel" Bell	5:08
5.	"Children of the Ghetto"	Bernie Bismark	4:28
6.	"Freeworld to the Pen"	Delwin "Mad Reel" Bell	5:44
7.	"Comin Up Comin Down" (Remix)	Delwin "Mad Reel" Bell	5:07
8.	"Vengeance" (Remix)	Delwin "Mad Reel" Bell	7:10
9.	"Hellified Hills" (Remix)	Delwin "Mad Reel" Bell	5:22
10.	"Children of the Ghetto" (Remix)	Bernie Bismark	5:28
11.	"Deep Instrumental"	SPM	4:57
Total length:			57:04

Personnel

Carlos Coy – main artist, producer (track 11)
Delwin "Mad Reel" Bell – keyboards, producer (tracks: 1-4, 6-9)
Bernie Bismark – producer (tracks: 5, 10)
Steven "Dope E" Baggett – drum programming (track 11)
Shetoro Henderson – mixing, mastering, engineering
Arthur Coy Jr. – executive producer
Jimmy Stephens – art direction
Romero – photography

References

↑ "Hillwood – South Park Mexican". AllMusic. Retrieved August 23, 2018.

External links

Hillwood at Discogs (list of releases)

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[1] "Hillwood – South Park Mexican". AllMusic. Retrieved August 23, 2018.