M.C. Spy

Officially, two previously released albums as well as an EP of previously unreleased tracks are now available on all streaming platforms. You can find all releases under the M.C. Spy artist link on the following platforms:

You can find remixes, special tracks, and various unreleased tracks here.

M.C. Spy – Anatomy of a Funkniac 2025 Re-Up

Original Release Date: January 26, 2002

Twenty three years, 7 months and 14 days (not that we’re counting) after originally being released in CD format, a slightly tighter, more polished and amped version of the album Anatomy of a Funkniac by M.C. Spy has officially been released to all streaming platforms as of September 7, 2025.

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M.C. Spy – THE DISSCLOSURE EP

THE DISSCLOSURE EP is a collection of 7 diss tracks that were recorded during an era where M.C. Spy’s website hosted the first-ever online battle board circa 2000-2002. Emcees from all over the world would come to the website and literally type out their rhymes, often resulting in some epic clashes. Eventually, some of the battles became so noteworthy that it was worth it to take take the time to record over a beat.

The most famous emcee to bring it throughout this time was a rapper by the name of Dinomac. He even took it to audio for one epic diss against M.C. Spy. In the end, this was all in good fun and diss records are an important part of the hip hop culture. While these records may seem filled with slanderous and inappropriate rhymes, its important to note that these do not represent the actual views of M.C. Spy, nor do they represent the truth about anyone being dissed. All tracks on this E are explicit in nature and should not be heard by young, impressionable listeners.

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M.C. Spy – SPYOGRAPHY 2025 Re-Up

Original Release Date: January 10, 2001

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About M.C. Spy

With some artists, “it is what it is.” With Spy, it is what it was. His music is a time capsule—three decades of rhymes, rhythms, experiments, and snapshots of a life lived alongside hip hop itself.

Spy never chased celebrity, but his name carries weight with those who know. For some, it’s the music. For others, it’s the wisdom he shares today, mentoring the next generation and building on everything he learned along the way.

Like any artist, Spy grew into his voice. Some tracks show him testing boundaries – throwing barbs, flexing, even stepping into characters that don’t quite match the man you’d meet now. But listen closely and what comes through is a love of wordplay, stories of family, and a deep connection to the early days of hip hop.

Yes, he’s brushed shoulders with rougher circles, and sometimes that energy echoes in his verses. But anyone who knows Spy knows he’s never been “from the streets.” What you hear is part youthful exploration, part performance, part memory of Calgary’s scene in its rawest form. That was then – it is what it was.

This vault is here for one purpose: to let you hear it all for yourself. Not a polished highlight reel, not a rewrite of history – just the music as it was made. If you’re the kind of listener who can appreciate an artist’s journey, flaws and all, you’ll find plenty here to dig into.

So – wanna hear some tunes? Step inside the vault.