Pacman Da Gunman Drops New Album HydePark Pac, Honoring His Roots and Continuing the Legacy of All Money In

Bang West Radio
Jan 4
2 min read

Los Angeles rapper Pacman Da Gunman returns with his new album HydePark Pac, an 8‑track project that captures the raw spirit of the Crenshaw District while showcasing the growth of one of Nipsey Hussle’s most trusted protégés. Released December 26, 2025, the album arrives through Playball Music / All Money In No Money Out, distributed by Infinite 22 Music Group.

Born Da’Monte Lyles, Pacman Da Gunman grew up on the West Side of Los Angeles in the Crenshaw District — the same neighborhood where the Rollin' 60s originated. His upbringing in South Central shaped both his worldview and his music, grounding him in the realities of street life while fueling the ambition that would eventually connect him with Nipsey Hussle and the All Money In movement.

Pacman’s career has been deeply intertwined with Nipsey’s legacy. In a 2022 Los Angeles Times/Yahoo News feature, Pacman reflected on the day Nipsey was killed, a moment that changed the trajectory of his life and career. He recalled waking up excited for the birth of his son, only to receive the devastating call that Nipsey, his mentor and label boss, had been shot at Crenshaw and Slauson. That loss continues to shape his music, his mission, and his commitment to carrying the All Money In ethos forward.

Over the years, Pacman has built a reputation for authenticity, consistency, and loyalty traits that have earned him a respected place in West Coast rap. His catalog includes collaborations with Nipsey Hussle, O.T. Genasis, Mozzy, and J Stone, along with appearances in the FX series Dave. His 2019 album No Guts No Glory was premiered by Billboard, highlighting his real‑life storytelling and dedication to Nipsey’s legacy.

With HydePark Pac, Pacman delivers a focused, street‑level project that reflects his roots, his resilience, and his evolution as an artist. Produced by SpaceNTime, the album blends introspection with the gritty realism fans expect from All Money In’s frontline voices.