Pistol “Hitting like a bullet” was the first album released on Street Flavor Records and later re-released on a co-label deal with Ruthless Records in 1993.

Boogie “under da influenz” was the second album released by Street Flavor Records in 1994. Later that year Street Flavor did a joint label deal with Relativity.

Pistol “They shouldve killed me” was Pistol’s second album released by Street Flavor Records in 1995.

Rude Awakening’s self-titled album was released in 1995 by Street Flavor Records.

Papa Jay “Manhunt” was released in 1995 by Street Flavor Records.

Crooked EyeQ’s debut album was released in 1997 by Street Flavor Records.

“Back with a vengeance” was a compilation album released in 1997 by Street Flavor Records which featured Young Buck, Papa Jay, Pistol, and Boogie.

Kool Daddy Fresh’s album “The whole truth so help me” was released in 1998 by Street Flavor Records.

Kacino “Life is a gamble” was released by Street Flavor Records in 1998.

Haystak “Mak Million” was released by Street Flavor Records in 1998, which paved the way for an entire subgenre of southern hip-hop and opened doors to Nashville’s biggest independent artists.

Haystak “Car fulla whiteboys” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2000.

Haystak “The Natural” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2002.

The Burnaz self-titled album was released by Street Flavor Records in 2002.

Haystak “Return of the Make Million” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2003.

Haystak “Portrait of a whiteboy” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2004, marking the beginning of a three-album trilogy that changed Nashville hip-hop forever.

Haystak “From start to finish” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2005. It featured classics like “All by myself,” “Bonnie and Clyde,” and guest spots from 8-Ball and Bun-B.

Jelly Roll’s debut album “The Hate Goes On” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2006.

The Street Flavor Mixtape “Volume 1” was released in 2006, featuring Jelly Roll, Haystak, Charlie P, and many more.

Charlie P’s debut album “Local Legend” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2007.

Haystak “Crackaveli” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2007; the double-disc album marked the end of the iconic trilogy.

Haystak “The Boss Mixtape Volume 1” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2007.

Haystak “The Basement Tapes” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2015—the first Haystak/Street Flavor project since 2007.

Jelly Roll “Addiction Kills” was a Street Flavor production released in 2017; the album has since produced three gold singles.

Lorenzo Cole’s debut single “Make Her Dance” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2019.

Lorenzo Cole “Only You” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2019.

Leroy Biggs “Overnight Gimmick” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2021 after a small hiatus.

Lorenzo Cole “Explode” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2022.

Lorenzo Cole “Piece of America” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2022.

Leroy Biggs “Howdy Howdy” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2022 in association with MNRK Music Group.

Lorenzo Cole “Sauce King” (ft. Deuce, Leroy Biggs & Chucky Velvet) was released by Street Flavor Records in 2022.

Leroy Biggs “Sober” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2022.

Leroy Biggs “Villain” was a leaked performance track released by Street Flavor Records in 2022.

Lorenzo Cole “WE RIDE” (ft. Jelly Roll & Leroy Biggs) was released by Street Flavor Records in late 2022.

Leroy Biggs’ 4th studio album “Mr. Biggs” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2023—the first LP since The Basement Tapes (2015).

Lorenzo Cole “Shit Show” (ft. Leroy Biggs) was released by Street Flavor Records in 2023.

Lorenzo Cole “Broken” was released by Street Flavor Records in 2023.