Seeing Different

Follow The Leader

Follow The Leader (Beyonce)

OFF THE STOOP

Back 2 Basics

Back 2 Basics Prod. Pyrex Whippa

Ebony Son’s Stoop Lauren is back making even bigger waves, this time with the release of his highly anticipated Off The Stoop EP. Produced entirely by multi-platinum, grammy nominated producer Pyrex Whippa (and featuring their recent collaboration “B2B”), Lauren’s varying flows sail over Pyrex’s signature sound, with his effortless, pulsing rap complimented by the thumping 808 bass-lines and vibrating synth melodies. Collaborations include DJ Drama, Childish Major, Sonny Digital and JACE. The focus tracks are Going Gone and Big Watch featuring “Childish Major.”

Major Difference feat. Sonny Digital

Big Watch feat. Childish Major

No Feelings

Okay (Wiz) feat. Jace

Change Clothes

3FYE

Going Gone

I Get Bizzy

Perfect Timing (Rager)

Stoop Lauren has officially released his long awaited EP "Step Bros". This highly anticipated body of work showcases Lauren's unique music style and marks a significant milestone in his career. The project comes off the heels of Lauren's appearance on Lil Yachty's "The Field Trip Tour."

Step Bros boasts impressive collaborations with talented producers and songwriters including DJ Marc B, Hollywood Cole, Jace, Childish Major, Crash Rarri and iLYKAI.

Much excitement builds around "Going Wild" produced by DJ Marc B and features Childish Major, a frequent collaborator, who appeared on Stoop's last project "Off The Stoop". These two artists have blended two different pieces of rap's sphere to create this explosive classic with the assistance of well known 21 Savage affiliate DJ Marc B. Another single that's sure to excite and amplify the music community.

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Going Wild

Going Wild (Feat. Childish Major)

Motion (Feat. Jace & Chase Lett)

Supreme

Supreme (Feat. iLyKai)

A Mix of Multiple sounds creating something new to Spark a whole new wave

Going Back to Cali

On his solo debut Villain, Stoop unleashes fearless rap cadences over a dynamic 808-driven backdrop, pushing innovation while keeping listeners locked in from start to finish. The project blends longtime collaborators with fresh energy from producers like 614Ase (Veeze, Larry June, Luh Tyler, AzChike) and Hollywood Cole (Drake, Lil Wayne, Jack Harlow, Meek Mill, Earl Sweatshirt), giving the sound both grit and pedigree.

Conceptually, Villain embraces duality—Stoop as the so-called villain in someone else’s story, yet the hero of his own. The album channels the rise-to-power aura of Scarface, The Sopranos, and The Godfather, fueled by audacious delivery, sharp wit, mastery and unapologetic ambition.

Standout tracks like “Count It Up,” “P$YCHO,” and the explosive “Phoenix Rising (John Blaze)” showcase Stoop’s range, cementing his presence as one of rap’s rising voices while restoring a cinematic edge that hip-hop has been missing for quite some time.

This fall, Stoop is taking Villain on the road—headlining a series of shows across key cities and performing at select pop-ups and showcases. These performances will bring the Villain experience to life in raw, high-definition form: from underground grit to theatrical spectacle.


Where Its @?

Hero 2 Villain

Nothing Left To Cross Skit

(BONUS) Moshpit

Going Back To Cali

Die A Hero Skit

Villain Intro

P$Ycho

Voicemail Skit

Who's Really The Villain Skit

Count It Up

CBFW Freestyle

LILJEFF OC

SNS24hours Remix Featuring Key! (FATMANKEY)

FLY AWAY

PISTOL PETE( Prod. By Hollywood Cole)

SUCKERFREE (Prod. Kid Hazel)

Quicktrip

QUICKTRIP (Prod. Wilky Beats)

FRIENDS NOT FRIENDLY

WOCKY

Wocky Featuring BIG BOSS MULAA x 360ZAYY

BOY YOU DONT (Prod. Farhann)

On his solo debut Villain, Stoop unleashes fearless rap cadences over a dynamic 808-driven backdrop, pushing innovation while keeping listeners locked in from start to finish. The project blends longtime collaborators with fresh energy from producers like 614Ase (Veeze, Larry June, Luh Tyler, AzChike) and Hollywood Cole (Drake, Lil Wayne, Jack Harlow, Meek Mill, Earl Sweatshirt), giving the sound both grit and pedigree.

Conceptually, Villain embraces duality—Stoop as the so-called villain in someone else’s story, yet the hero of his own. The album channels the rise-to-power aura of Scarface, The Sopranos, and The Godfather, fueled by audacious delivery, sharp wit, mastery and unapologetic ambition.

Standout tracks like “Count It Up,” “P$YCHO,” and the explosive “Phoenix Rising (John Blaze)” showcase Stoop’s range, cementing his presence as one of rap’s rising voices while restoring a cinematic edge that hip-hop has been missing for quite some time.

This fall, Stoop is taking Villain on the road—headlining a series of shows across key cities and performing at select pop-ups and showcases. These performances will bring the Villain experience to life in raw, high-definition form: from underground grit to theatrical spectacle.

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