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.”

Off the Stoop Intro feat. Dj Drama

One Time

Lil uzi vert - Thigh pads

Lil Uzi Vert - No Rubbers

Lil Uzi Real As It Could Get

Head Crack - Lil Uzi Vert

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Drake teased the instrumental and introduction of “National Treasure” in the outro of Episode 2 of his ICEMAN livestream series on YouTube.

The song was played in full on a Pump Fun stream promoting a memecoin BAGWORK.

Days later DJ Akademiks played the song on his stream, confirming its title, “National Treasure.” He also shared that the song is at least a year old and parts, if not a full music video was shot. According to Akademiks, the song, “No Face,” and its accompanying music video were released instead.
Producers:
Boi-1da, OZ, London Cyr, Fierce, Ryan Bakalarczyk, d.f.o.x03& Patron (Producer)

Drake, Pressa - National Treasure

Future - Ready To Slide [Unreleased]

Live N Direct

Soulja boy - GUCCI BANDANA feat. Shwty Lo & GUCCI MANE

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.