Adrian Hines (born in Miami, Florida), known professionally as M.C. A.D.E., was an American rapper and producer. A pioneer of Miami bass, MC ADE released the single “Bass Rock Express” in 1985, which was considered the beginning of the subgenre. He recorded for 4-Sight, an independent label owned by his father, Billy Hines. His stage name stood for “Adrian Does Everything,” referring to his dual role as rapper and producer. MC ADE released the album Just Somethin' to Do (1987), which included the recording “Romantic Rhyme”, followed by How Much Can You Take (1989). His discography also featured the tracks “Bass Mechanic” and the albums An All Out Bash (1991), In the Arms of Bass (1994), and Ain't No Thang Like the Game (1996).
