Artist's albums
Vibe with Me
2023 · single
Best for Me (Jersey Mix)
2023 · single
Best for Me
2023 · single
Roads
2023 · single
Poppin Now
2022 · single
K.O.B Intro
2022 · single
Problem
2022 · single
30 out the gate (Remix)
2022 · single
The Lobby Boyz
2022 · album
No Bobby V
2022 · single
Every Night
2022 · single
Lobby Boyz Anthem
2022 · single
Lobby Boyz Anthem
2022 · single
Nasty
2021 · single
Die A Legend
2020 · album
Best Alone
2020 · single
Catch A Vibe (feat. French Montana & KG Picasso)
2020 · single
Niggaz
2020 · single
Diamonds (feat. Jayo)
2020 · single
The Rat Theme
2020 · single
Phases (feat. Lyrivelli)
2020 · single
Apology
2020 · single
I Can't Breathe
2020 · single
Hold You Down
2020 · single
Dead Benjis, Blue Faces (feat. Lyrivelli)
2020 · single
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Biography
A favorite on the New York mixtape circuit, Brooklyn rapper Maino, born Jermaine Coleman, grew up in the borough's Bedford-Stuyvesant section in a household with two drug-addicted parents. Lacking parental guidance, Coleman kept to the streets and involved himself in petty crime, which landed him in prison in the early '90s. There he learned to rap so that he could deal with boredom and isolation. In 2003, after about ten years, he was released from prison and wasted no time setting up his new imprint, Hustle Hard. Maino enjoyed his first airplay on NYC radio via Hot 97's DJ Kay Slay and began making several mixtape appearances during the following years. From his own mixtapes, street singles like "Rumors" and "Take It Like a Man" got his name buzzing among major labels, including Universal , who signed him in 2005. However, the deal eventually fell through, since his intended debut album, Death Before Dishonor, was permanently shelved. Nonetheless, Atlantic picked up Maino and his Hustle Hard imprint in 2007, and the Brooklyn native quickly issued street single "My Life Is Like a Movie" that year. Another track, "Hi Hater," surfaced the following year, prefacing his major-label debut, "If Tomorrow Comes..." and its platinum-selling single "All the Above," both released in 2009. The Unstoppable EP would land in 2010 with The Day After Tomorrow album and its lead single, "Let It Fly," both following in 2011.