indie-only purple vinyl version - A solid serving of meat-and-potatoes rap, the duo’s first full-length joint project thrives on a sense of comfort and familiarity more often than not. Brown’s beats soothe as much as they shake and rattle, anchored by familiar sample choices and boosted by Stalley’s game-for-anything presence. Their commitment to fine-tuning hip-hop fundamentals has earned them each a loyal fanbase, including Power actor Omari Hardwick, who spits a mesmerizing poem on closing track “Omari’s Lament.” Blacklight isn’t an experiment like Brown’s Anchovies or a glossy fast-paced effort like Stalley’s Tell the Truth Shame the Devil series, but the duo plays to their strengths by meeting each other in the middle.
| A1 | Hidden |
| A2 | Blacklight |
| A3 | Love Me, Love Me Not |
| A4 | No Monsters |
| A5 | We Outside |
| A6 | Humble Wins |
| A7 | Breathe |
| A8 | Lost Angels |
| B1 | Catch Up |
| B2 | Bobby Bonilla |
| B3 | The Realest |
| B4 | Broad Spectrum |
| B5 | Stay Low |
| B6 | What The Hook Gon Be |
| B7 | Omari's Lament |
