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Michael Barnett (born September 27, 1971), better known by his stage name Big Mike, is an American rapper. Born in New Orleans and raised in Houston, Texas, he joined the latter's regional hip hop group, Geto Boys in 1992.

Discography

Studio albums

• Somethin' Serious (1994) #40 Billboard 200; #4 R&B/Hip Hop
• Still Serious (1997) #16 Billboard 200; #3 R&B/ Hip Hop
• Hard to Hit (1999)#63 Billboard 200; #13 R&B/ Hip Hop
• Nawlins Phats (2005)
• Keep It Playa (2006)
• Serious as Can Be (2009)
• Ridah Music Vol.1 (The Invitation) (2009)
• The Reintroduction (2010)
• Bayou Classic – Love.Faith.Honor.Loyalty (2011)
• Fast Boy Music (2013)
• O.G. Big Mike (2017)
• Finish The Job (2020)

Collaboration albums

• Convicts with Convicts (1991)
• Till Death Do Us Part with Geto Boys (1993)

Mixtapes

• Full Circle (2011)

Guest appearances

• ”Sons of the Boulevard”, from the album We Will No Longer Retreat Into Darkness (by The Mighty Rhino, also featuring Illvibe) (2018)

• ”The Flyness”, from the album Northern Flavalistic Metropass Muzik (by The Mighty Rhino & Skizza) (2024)

References

1. Rizoh (2011-11-29). "Geto Boy Alum Big Mike Breaks His Silence with New Album". Retrieved 2019-09-24.

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