Madlib Discography -

| Category | Examples | |---|---| | Solo albums | Shades of Blue, WLIB AM / Wigflip | | Alter-ego projects | Quasimoto — The Unseen; Further Adventures | | Duos | Madvillain (with MF DOOM), Jaylib (with J Dilla), MadGibbs (with Freddie Gibbs) | | Instrumental/jazz | Yesterday’s New Quintet releases | | Series | Beat Konducta, Madlib Medicine Show |

In the 2010s, Madlib entered a commercial renaissance thanks to his partnership with Indiana rapper . The album Piñata (2014) is a modern classic. Unlike the chaotic Madvillain beats, the Piñata beats are lush, soulful, and structured. Gibbs’ street narratives float over samples of Galt MacDermot and David Axelrod. Madlib Discography

The "story" of ’s discography is a decades-long journey through a dense, sample-heavy landscape of hip-hop, jazz, and psychedelic experimentation. Known for his vast output and mysterious personas, Otis Jackson Jr. (Madlib) has built one of the most prolific catalogs in music history. The Early Chapters (1993–1999) | Category | Examples | |---|---| | Solo

Commissioned by Blue Note Records. Madlib was given access to the legendary jazz label's vaults. Instead of just remixing classics, he deconstructed them. He replayed parts, chopped horns, and created a haunting homage that John Coltrane's ghost would nod to. Gibbs’ street narratives float over samples of Galt

In 2011, Madlib released , a double album that featured guest appearances from various artists. This was followed by The Bomb! Here, The Astonishing... (2012), a free online release that showcased Madlib's eclectic production style.