Kendrick Lamar's masterpiece, "To Pimp A Butterfly," celebrated a Decade of musical Influence and cultural relevance with new 10th anniversary vinyl editions featuring alternate artwork. In 2015, Kendrick Lamar released "To Pimp A Butterfly," an album that not only transcended the boundaries of hip-hop but also captured the complex essence of American life. As we celebrate it's 10th anniversary, the album stands as a pivotal work in Lamar's career, embodying a bold fusion of jazz, funk, and spoken word poetry with traditional hip-hop elements. TPAB is more than an album; it's a social statement. Through it's lyrical depth, it explores themes of racial inequality, systemic oppression, and personal struggle, while also offering a message of hope and resilience. The album's narrative arc mirrors Lamar's introspective journey, confronting both personal demons and broader societal issues. TPAB has not only set a new standard for storytelling in music but has also left an indelible mark on the fabric of American culture. As we reflect on the ten years since it's , TPAB continues to resonate with listeners around the world, it's themes just as relevant today as they were a decade ago. This anniversary is a testament to the enduring power of Kendrick Lamar's vision, one that continues to influence and inspire artists and fans alike. Album Tracks 1. Wesley's Theory 2. For Free? 3. King Kunta 4. Institutionalized 5. These Walls 6. u 7. Alright 8. For Sale? 9. Momma 1. Hood Politics 2. How Much a Dollar Cost 3. Complexion (A Zulu Love) 4. The Blacker the Berry 5. You Ain't Gotta Lie (Momma Said) 6. i 7. Mortal Man

Limited vinyl LP pressing. J. Cole's last album, 2014 Forest Hills Drive, was both a profound personal statement about childhood, sexual insecurities, adult angst, and the follies of success, on top of being an addictive listen with smooth beats that sounded closer to Jay-Z's prime in the early 2000s. But after hints at an early retirement and a declaration in September that he was going to stop performing for "a long time," it's a real sigh of relief to get this album. Partially recorded at the famous Electric Ladyland studios, J. Cole has made this his most intimate and personal album. He even jams out on the piano and guitar along to some of the tracks. Album Tracks 1. For Whom the Bell Tolls 2. Immortal 3. Deja Vu 4. Ville Mentality 5. She's Mine Pt. 1 6. Change 1. Neighbors 2. Foldin Clothes 3. She's Mine Pt. 2 4. 4 Your Eyez Only

Kendrick Lamar's highly anticipated new album, To Pimp a Butterfly "honest, fearful and unapologetic". The follow-up to the rapper's critically-acclaimed 2012 effort good kid, m.A.A.d city was due out on March 23 via Aftermath/Interscope, though the clean take hit iTunes overnight... well ahead of schedule. A "clean" and "explicit" version of his eagerly anticipated sophomore album, To Pimp a Butterfly are now available. (EXPLICIT) version. Album Tracks 1. Wesley's Theory (Explicit) 2. For Free? (Interlude) (Explicit) 3. King Kunta (Explicit) 4. Institutionalized (Explicit) 5. These Walls (Explicit) 6. U (Explicit) 7. Alright (Explicit) 8. For Sale? (Interlude) (Explicit) 9. Momma (Explicit) 10. Hood Politics (Explicit) 11. How Much a Dollar Cost (Explicit) 12. Complexion (Explicit) 13. The Blacker the Berry (Explicit) 14. You Ain't Gotta Lie (Momma Said) (Explicit) 15. I (Extended Version) (Explicit) 16. Mortal Man (Explicit)