Hip-Hop Albums, EP’s & Single Releases

Ehber (pronounced Eh-bur) is my alter ego hip hop persona and one my outlets for expression since 2017 when I experienced an injury that made it hard for me to play instruments for a couple months. So I focused on writing to instrumentals instead.

Since then, I have independently released two albums and 10+ mixtapes as well as multiple loosie singles.

Check Them Out Below

Discography

1 Mixtape, 2 Collab Tapes, 1 Solo Album, 12 EP’s, Tons of Singles

2023

2023 was the official start of my hiatus from Rap. While I do plan to return to making rap/hip-hop music in the future, for now, this is the temporary end. The only single I dropped this year was “Fancy Clown” which was initially recorded back in late 2020.

2022

2022 was another slow year for me in Rap. This year I mostly released a bunch of singles that were recorded either early in the year or throughout 2021 but remained in the vault.

2021

This year I spent the first half riding out the steam leftover from 2020 and released a couple loose singles and collab songs. Then the second half of the year I spent recording a bunch of singles that would stay in the vault for the next couple years until released as loosies in 2022.

The main highlight of this year was dropping the compilation mixtape “Body of Waves: The Greatest Hits” as a recap of my discography up until this point.

These were singles and collab songs I dropped the first half of the year.

2020

The pandemic did not stop me at all as this was one of my most prolific years in creative output ever.

I dropped 9 EP’s, 2 Collab Albums, 1 Solo Album &

2019

This was a tough year for me. It was the most I have ever had to confront my own emotions. Personally I went through the biggest change I could’ve ever imagined. I lost someone I loved dearly. This led to a change in me. Whether good or bad, you be the judge.

2018

2017

My Hip-Hop career began because of an accident that injured my hand and made it hard for me to play instruments and continue my rock music.

I instead focused on listening to instrumentals, getting inspired and writing raps and telling stories with words instead of soundscapes.

I never would’ve imagined when I started in 2017 that I would’ve created all the hip-hop music I have.

If you’re a fan of any of it, I appreciate you. - Ehber