Discover Weekly Archive - part 4

Jean Grae: The Evil Jeanius

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77th St tells the story of k4mren — a young artist from Birmingham, AL who stepped up as the breadwinner of his fatherless home, helping his mother raise three sisters while still searching for himself. It captures the tension of growing up too fast while still wanting to feel like a kid, set far from the comfort of his hometown exploring the bustling streets of New York City alongside collaborators River Willow and Wiz. With River Willow's production and guest appearances from Wiz, e_wayy, and wrld unknown — k4mren brings hard bars, strong song structure, and genuine personality to every track. From "Lord" to "New Style" to "BRTDB," this project is about fulfilment, resilience, and the joy of finding your purpose.

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PANIC 
After some silence, the storm returns. Boogs is back with PANIC—a raw, high-voltage project that marks a new era in the Roscoe’s Room universe. Building on the legacy of Patience and the cosmic alliance of We Come in Beace, this album dives headfirst into chaos, creation, and the uncontrollable pulse of sound itself.
PANIC captures that moment when the lights flicker, the bass drops, and the world feels like it’s teetering on the edge—but Boogs stands at the center, conducting the madness with precision. It’s cinematic, emotional, and explosive—every beat a heartbeat, every lyric a breath under pressure.
The features are nothing short of legendary. King B returns from Cupid’s Cup, bringing that signature confidence and smooth delivery that helped define Boogs’ romantic universe. Rising stars Lil Nee, SlickSpic, and Funky Ray—all breakout voices from Captain Beace’s We Come in Beace—make their Roscoe’s Room debut, representing the next wave of West Coast energy.
Longtime collaborator Lil Garry reenters the picture, reawakening that classic sea creature sound he and Boogs perfected—a sonic trademark that still ripples through the deep waters of Don Cheech Records. And speaking of waves, Captain Beace (formally identified as Gucci Lou) himself returns in full command, trading serious bars and locking perfectly into Boogs’ melodic current. This duo is unstoppable and are projected to dominate 2026.
Then comes the eruption: Crete Wick delivers pure fire alongside Boogs on “Chemical Reactions”, a certified anthem that proves Crete is still pouring red and shaping the next era of bangers. Jack: returns on the album, but under a new name—CHOY—bringing a completely evolved sound that adds another layer of depth and transformation to the project. And finally, the reunion fans have been waiting for—Breezy T, the original collaborator from The Roscoe Dells, returns. Together, he and Boogs recapture that early magic, channeling the roots of Roscoe’s Room while hinting at a powerful new chapter.
Because, yes—The ROSCODELLS are coming back. PANIC brings you a surprise, Boogs and Breezy T leave you one final message: “DREAMS” — a long-awaited follow-up album by The Roscoedells, coming soon.
PANIC isn’t just a title—it’s a feeling. A rush. A reckoning. It’s Boogs at his boldest yet, surrounded by a universe of collaborators who each bring fuel to the fire. When the sirens start and the pressure builds, remember—this isn’t fear. This is evolution. -BOOGS-GON-GEEK-

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The Never Story

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Blazing Arrow

First In Flight (Album Version) [feat. Gil Scott-Heron]

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Thank you God. Mom, Eric, Dad, Penny, Sisters, Yanna, Linda, Maya, All My Niggas, All The LA Squad, To Those Who Saw And Believed, Thank you. Free Rhythm. RIP Uncle Climie.

First In Flight (Album Version) [feat. Gil Scott-Heron]

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