Abstract hip hop releases, week 38

This week in abstract hip hop, tributes and new projects converge as Mac Miller's The Divine Feminine marks its tenth anniversary, and Aesop Rock and Blockhead unveil their upcoming album Trouble Mountain. New tracks from Curly Castro and Mike Ladd highlight collaborative innovation, with Castro's 'Black Don’t Crack' featuring a range of vocalists and Ladd's forthcoming album Nonechosen Northern Lights signaling a fresh chapter. The genre continues to reflect on legacy and evolution, with Aesop Rock's 'Labor Days' also remembered on its 25th anniversary.

1. 01

   Mac Miller

   Mac Miller's The Divine Feminine turns 10

   Sep 17 · 2 outlets

2. 02

   Aesop Rock, Blockhead

   Aesop Rock and Blockhead announce new album Trouble Mountain

   Sep 17 · 3 outlets

3. 03

   AJ Suede, billy woods, Blueprint, Brian Ennals, Curly Castro, Fatboi Sharif, Skech185

   Curly Castro – “Black Don’t Crack” (Feat. Fatboi Sharif, Blueprint, Brian Ennals, SKECH185, AJ Suede, & billy woods)

   Sep 18 · 1 outlet

4. 04

   Mike Ladd

   [ Disques ] Mike Ladd - Nonechosen Northern Lights

   Sep 18 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   Aesop Rock

   Aesop Rock Released “Labor Days” 25 Years Ago Today

   Sep 18 · 1 outlet

6. 06

   Mike Ladd

   Mike Ladd announces new album Nonechosen

   Sep 14 · 1 outlet

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