With an ever-growing horde of rappers clamoring for attention, manifesting a successful long-term career in hip-hop has become an almost supernatural achievement, reserved for artists with near-mystical talents. Atlanta emcee Tha God Fahim embraces this role, positioning himself as a divine warrior with lyrical powers transcending this earthly realm, battling dark forces with tactical ingenuity and relentless dedication. This artistic vision has become even more vivid in recent years, culminating in the wildly creative series Hyperbolic Time Chamber Rap with acclaimed producer Nicholas Craven. Inspired by the anime phenomenon Dragon Ball and its conception of a dimension unconstrained by the rules of time, Fahim and Craven just concluded the ambitious endeavor with a staggering fifteen volumes released in only eight months. Taken collectively, Hyperbolic Time Chamber Rap forms a vital entry in Tha God Fahim's catalog, blending gritty narratives of hustle and hardship with intergalactic rhyme wizardry. Fahim's stratospheric ambitions are elevated by exquisite production from Nicholas Craven, known for his work with Roc Marciano, Mach-Hommy, Westside Gunn, Conway, Boldy James, Pink Siifu, and more.
| A1 | The Unfathomable Horror |
| A2 | Shogun Jump |
| A3 | Planetary Exploration |
| A4 | Planet Vegeta |
| A5 | Otha World |
| A6 | Onslaught |
| A7 | Mad Life Menace |
| A8 | Hyperbolic Time Chamber Rap III |
| B1 | The Unfathomable Horror (Instrumental) |
| B2 | Shogun Jump (Instrumental) |
| B3 | Planetary Exploration (Instrumental) |
| B4 | Planet Vegeta (Instrumental) |
| B5 | Otha World (Instrumental) |
| B6 | Onslaught (Instrumental) |
| B7 | Mad Life Menace (Instrumental) |
| B8 | Hyperbolic Time Chamber Rap III (Instrumental) |
