Artist's albums
Energy (Turn Up TODDs extended house remix)
2023 · single
Energy Turn Up TODDs house remix
2023 · single
Live From The End Of The World (Deluxe Edition)
2023 · album
The Way
2023 · single
Energy
2022 · single
Torpor
2022 · album
Slhick Tawlk (Jazz Mix)
2022 · single
Slhick Tawlk
2022 · single
Live From The End of The World, Vol. 1 (Demos)
2022 · album
Hollywood Celebrity
2022 · single
Wake Up
2022 · single
Street Life
2022 · single
Dust in the Wind
2022 · single
Good For The Soul (Remixes & Rarities)
2022 · single
Gangsta Rap
2022 · single
Love
2021 · album
Be Free
2021 · single
Mr. Valentine
2021 · single
Carte Blanche
2021 · EP
Good For The Soul
2020 · single
It's a Blur
2019 · single
For You
2017 · single
The Loneliest Punk
2005 · album
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Biography
Born Derrick Stewart, Fatlip was a member of the influential underground hip-hop group the Pharcyde and has also settled into a solo career. In the early '90s, Stewart was working at local clubs around L.A. when he formed the Pharcyde with Romye "Booty Brown" Robinson, Imani Wilcox, and Tre "Slimkid" Hardson, who were members of a dance troupe known as "242." By the time they were all 21, the Pharcyde had signed a record deal with Delicious Vinyl and produced three albums filled with sharp lyrics and tight tracks that managed to achieve commercial success while still maintaining a distinct underground flavor. Fatlip left the Pharcyde shortly after the release of their 1995 album, Labcabincalifornia, due to creative differences, personal problems, and the desire to start a solo career. As a solo artist, Fatlip continued his innovative work with his loopy first single "What's up Fatlip?" from Prime Cuts, Vol. 1, a collection of new songs and artists on the Delicious Vinyl label. A projected full-length, to be titled Revenge of the Nerd, failed to appear. ~ Jon Azpiri, Rovi