Black Menace

Black Menace

Biography

Black Menace was a gangsta rap group from New Orleans, Louisiana, made up of J-Dawg and Threat. They were signed to the independent hip-hop label Big Boy Records, ran by Charles Temple & Leroy "Precise" Edwards.

In 1993, they released their debut Really Doe on Big Boy Records. The album was produced entirely by Big Boy's in-house producer Precise and featured guest appearance by G-Slimm (R.I.P.). A year later, they followed up with the album Drama Time. The album was again produced by Precise and featured labelmates Mystikal, Fiend, G-Slimm and Ghetto Twiinz.

J-Dawg and Threat released solo albums in 1997, before deciding to split ways with Big Boy Records. They founded their own label, Menace Entertainment, and released the album Mo Drama in 2000. A year later, they collaborated with former labelmates Insane and G-Quikk on their last album to date, The IV Horsemen.

Discography
	Black Menace - Ghetoasnigga	Hollygrove Records	1993
	Black Menace - Really Doe	Big Boy Records	1993
	Black Menace - Drama Time	Big Boy Records	1995
	Black Menace - Mo Drama	The Menace Entertainment Group	2000
	Black Menace - The IV Horsemen	The Menace Entertainment Group	2001
Guest Appearances
	Back On My Block G-Slimm - Fours Deuces & Trays	Big Boy Records	1994
	Out That Boot Camp Clicc Mystikal - Mind Of Mystikal	Jive	1995
	Camped Out (Anthem) Tim Smooth - Let It Be Written	Camped Out Records	1999
Compilations
	They Say It's All Good Various - P.N.C. Presents The Drama Squad Chapter One	South Coast Music Group	1996
	Watch Me Hit 'Em (Remix) Various - Murder Dog Presents Southern XXX-Posure	Dogday Records	1998
	Watch Me Hit 'Em Various - Big Boy Records Greatest Hits	Big Boy Records	2004