Gravity

Tang

GODiS -  prod. by G Money

Kylie

Birth.

My first project of anything but what I'm expected to drop.

Anything But

Ocho [prod.IamTash]

2 da Bak [prod.Bliss]

Acappella [prod.Armad]

First Time [prod.cannismajorbeats]

Sub Tweets.

Don’t Kill My Vibe.

The first mixtape from the artist known as Armad. Follow his journey of finding his sound with changing musical dynamics and flows from beginning to end in this 6-Track tape.

FRESH.

Bag Lady.

Raine.

Babble.

Christian Alexander's Album

Past Could Talk.

Raw.

Oh My Ghawd!

Feelings Involved.

As denouncement of performance hip-hop and gimmicks, "Snare ana Kick" is a track on which Armad goes back to his roots and states that all he needs is a snare drum and a bass kick to make quality music.

Snare ana Kick. (Prod. ShogunJones)

Jericho. (Prod. ShogunJones)

A Day Inside My Skin.

Buttermilk [single] prod. ZARA

After a year and a half of making music, Armad decides to take a different approach which emphasizes his lyrical prowess through means of smooth delivery.

Rabbit Rounds [single] prod. AJsounds

Lemon [single] prod. AJsounds

ARMAD . . . an EP 
As you listen to this series of projects I ask that you try to resonate with the songs fully and allow them to take you on a journey in the love life of a Southen Artist. (This is not a love album, it's Southern Rap)

Smooth Sailing

Exit Hymn

Lonely Night

Armad channels his deep Funk influences and takes us on a journey so smooth that we can only describe it as "Low Down & Dirty."

Low Down & Dirty

Armad chooses to dive into his Jazz and Funk influences to create a short masterpiece that envokes the up-pitched influence of Quasimoto. This original track, produce and performed by Armad, strives to answer the universal question, "Who eye B?"

Who Eye B

Popular tracks by Armad.