Artist's albums
Take Somethin
2023 · single
Full Throttle
2022 · album
Summer Wave II
2021 · EP
Growth
2021 · single
Fast Lane
2020 · album
Stunt
2020 · single
Late Night Money High
2019 · album
More Of That
2019 · single
Summer Wave
2018 · single
Profilin
2017 · single
S.T.S.A. 2 (Something To Speak About)
2017 · album
Bring All Your Friends
2017 · single
Gettin to It
2017 · single
Let's Get It - Single
2016 · single
Time
2016 · album
Playboy
2014 · album
Pour Up (Drank With Me) - Single
2013 · single
S.T.S.A. (Something To Speak About)
2012 · album
Slow Down
2012 · single
Bass Rock
2009 · EP
Doin' That
2007 · single
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Biography
Oakland rapper Clyde Carson started selling mixtapes out of his car years before scoring a hit with 2012's bulky and menacing "Slow Down." Both as a solo artist and as a member of the Team, Carson combined his hometown's favored sound of hyphy with a darker, more street-flavored style of rap. Along with multiple mixtapes and collaborative releases with the Team, Carson's style came into its own on his 2017 debut studio album S.T.S.A. 2 (Something to Speak About). After launching his solo career in 2001 with mixtape The Story, Vol. 1, Carson devoted most of his energy to the Team, who rose to hyphy fame with hits like "Hyphy Juice." In 2006, Carson caught the attention of rapper the-Dream, who helped him snag a record deal with Capitol. The next year, Carson's major-label debut materialized: an EP entitled Doin' That. His time on the label would be short, however, as his deal fell through after the release of 2009's Bass Rock EP. He got back together with the Team in 2011 to work on new material. This resulted in the 2012 single "Slow Down," which was Carson's biggest hit to date. That year he also released the fully solo S.T.S.A. (Something to Speak About) mixtape. In 2014 he returned with the Playboy EP, which featured a guest appearance from veteran MC Master P; it was followed two years later with another EP, Time. His first studio album, S.T.S.A. 2, arrived in 2017, featuring appearances from Bay Area icons E-40, Mozzy, and Keak da Sneak. Carson's output was limited to frequently released singles until 2019 brought the brief Late Night Money High mixtape. The nine-song release featured no rappers besides Carson and embraced a moodier sound with elements of 2010's R&B production intermingled with his established rap styles. ~ David Jeffries, Rovi