Artist's albums
Don't Believe It
2023 · single
Three's Company
2022 · album
Thees Handz
2022 · single
The Muah On Your Cheek
2022 · single
Find A Way
2021 · single
What Would Love Do
2021 · album
Ghost (feat. Mistah F.A.B. & Esme)
2021 · single
Dreams
2021 · single
Good Morning (with The Grouch)
2021 · single
We Keep Marching
2020 · single
Thees Handz
2019 · album
Thees Handz
2019 · EP
The Tonite Show with The Grouch
2018 · album
Unlock the Box
2018 · album
Devoted
2018 · single
Unconditional (feat. Rio Amor)
2018 · single
I Love California Like You - Single
2016 · single
Fish Fly (feat. Kelli Love) - Single
2016 · single
Lighthouses
2014 · album
The WinterFire EP
2014 · EP
Fuck The Dumb
2013 · album
Heroes In The Healing Of The Nation
2011 · album
Heroes In The Healing Of The Nation
2011 · album
Three Eyes Off The Time
2009 · album
Show You The World
2008 · album
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Biography
Rapper and producer the Grouch has been a valued underground hip-hop figure since he co-founded Living Legends, a loose collective of MCs and DJs from the Bay Area, Japan, and Europe. The crew set themselves apart from the vast majority of their fellow West Coast rap artists by favoring clear-eyed raps about everyday issues. They coupled this with a grassroots approach to the music business, choosing to self-release and market their prodigious output. The Grouch's extensive work as a solo artist and co-headliner, from Don't Talk to Me (1995), his debut, through Thees Handz (2019), a collaboration with Murs, has only reinforced the reputation he started building in the first half of the '90s. Shortly after he formed Living Legends with fellow Oakland natives Mystik Journeymen, the Grouch (born Corey Scoffern) established his solo discography with three LPs in as many years: Don't Talk to Me (1995), Nothing Changes (1996), and Success Is Destiny (1997). These albums, all released on Living Legends' Outhouse label, marked the beginning of an incredibly prolific recording schedule that would also find the Grouch doing his own production work. Fuck the Dumb (1998) and Making Perfect Sense (1999), along with various singles and EP releases, rounded out by the decade. It was around this time that Living Legends moved their base of operations from Oakland to Los Angeles, where a portion of its membership had originally resided before moving to the Bay Area. The Grouch wasn't in the studio quite as frequently during the next two decades -- during which he settled with his family in Maui -- yet the wait between each one of his releases was never long, and was filled with production assignments and featured appearances. Among his true solo albums was Crusader for Justice (2003), which featured keyboards and guitar from his father, veteran Bay Area musician Stu Blank. The Grouch's tandem work continued to be carried out most often with fellow Living Legends member Eligh. The duo put together LPs such as Say G&E! (2009) and The Tortoise and the Crow (2014), both of which registered on the Billboard 200 chart. Other artists with whom the Grouch released full-length projects were Luckyiam (under duo alias the CMA), Zion I, and DJ Fresh, as well as Murs, another Living Legend. Thees Handz (2019) closed out the Grouch and Murs' third decade of making music with one another. ~ Johnny Loftus & Andy Kellman, Rovi