Mozzy, born Timothy Cornell Patterson, is an American rapper and songwriter known for his West Coast hip-hop and gangsta rap style, with his music frequently charting on the Billboard 200. After the impactful release of his 2015 mixtape Bladadah, Mozzy quickly solidified his reputation in West Coast hip-hop, earning recognition from Rolling Stone as the 22nd Best Rap Album of that year and praised by Complex magazine for his ‘best run’ of 2015. This critical acclaim followed his commitment to music in 2010, after which he consistently released material, including his 2011 solo mixtape Money Means Mozzy and the 2010 single ‘U Ain’t Really Like ‘Dat.’ The momentum continued with his 2016 mixtape Mandatory Check, which ascended to number 7 on the Billboard Rap Albums chart, setting the stage for a series of high-charting projects. Mozzy further expanded his discography and industry presence in the following years.
This partnership coincided with the release of his single ‘Real Ones’ featuring Roddy Ricch and the album Survivor’s Guilt, which peaked at number 40 on the Billboard 200. Demonstrating his unwavering dedication to his craft, Mozzy continued to release music, including his latest album Children of the Slums in 2024, showcasing resilience and consistent artistic output.