Madlib Discography

While his solo work is brilliant, Madlib's collaborative projects are often where his production reaches its most iconic heights.

Vol 3-4: In India (Sampling Bollywood soundtracks and traditional Indian psych-rock)

The debut album from the group, blending spiritual jazz, fusion, and hip-hop rhythms.

with childhood friends Wildchild and DJ Romes [2]. Their debut album, Soundpieces: Da Antidote! Madlib Discography

Widely regarded as a masterpiece, this album defines "alt-rap". It is a surreal, comic-book-inspired journey where Madlib’s chopped samples provide the perfect, jagged backdrop for DOOM's abstract lyricism.

: Executive produced by Four Tet, this project acts as a "curated" album of Madlib’s beats, showcasing his ability to craft full tracks rather than just loops.

Madlib first gained widespread recognition with the group Lootpack, alongside Wildchild and DJ Romes. While his solo work is brilliant, Madlib's collaborative

A compilation of rare and unreleased tracks spanning over a decade of Quasimoto history. Legendary Collaborative Duos

Proving his timeless relevance, Madlib paired up with Gary, Indiana gangster rapper Freddie Gibbs. The juxtaposition of Gibbs’ raw, street-centric narratives with Madlib’s cinematic, soulful, and jazz-inflected backdrops created an instant classic in Piñata . They followed up with Bandana , which Madlib famously produced entirely on an iPad. The Essential Personas and Alter Egos

With a spanning over 100+ albums, projects, and aliases, navigating the "loop digga" landscape is a challenge. From his roots with Lootpack to defining the underground with MF DOOM and reshaping jazz, The Core Albums: A "Loop Digga" Journey Their debut album, Soundpieces: Da Antidote

A chaotic, sample-dense sequel that pushed the boundaries of traditional hip-hop arrangement.

Madlib reportedly made all the beats for this critically acclaimed sequel on an iPad. It proved his production prowess could seamlessly evolve into the modern era. 4. The Beat Konducta and Instrumental Series

The mid-2000s cemented Madlib’s status as a legendary producer through two monumental collaborations that reshaped alternative hip-hop. Madvillainy (2004) with MF DOOM