2026 reissue - While it remains a remarkable achievement, Mavi’s breakthrough debut album Let The Sun Talk was the work of an artist still coming into his own, recorded when the gifted emcee was a teenager attending Howard University. After touring with Jack Harlow and working with artists like Earl Sweatshirt and Pink Siifu, the Charlotte, North Carolina wordsmith returned three years later with the acclaimed follow-up Laughing So Hard, It Hurts, an emotional meditation on life’s complex duality. Embedding his dense flows within lush instrumentation and stuttering percussion, Mavi unearthed new lyrical depth on the album, navigating through joy and sorrow, grief and hope, pain and healing. While many artists have struggled to match the heights of a beloved debut, Laughing So Hard, It Hurts proved that Mavi would only continue to elevate his virtuosic self expression with each new release. Eloquently cascading rhymes reveal an artist searching for truth through a vast scope of thought, floating atop serene production from Monte Booker, Dlyvinci, Ovrkast, and more. After very limited initial pressings, this classic 2022 collection is now receiving its most extensive vinyl release to date.
| 1 | High John |
| 2 | Spoiled Brat |
| 3 | Baking Soda |
| 4 | Doves |
| 5 | Quiet On Set |
| 6 | 3 Left Feet |
| 7 | My Good Ghosts |
| 8 | Reason! |
| 9 | Hemlock |
| 10 | Having My Way |
| 11 | Known Unknowns |
| 12 | Trip (feat. Amindi) |
| 13 | Opportunity Kids |
| 14 | The Inconvenient Truth |
| 15 | Chinese Finger Trap |
| 16 | Last Laugh |
