South Carolina rapper, Lul Bob shares his enthralling mixtape, Guttah Baby via Good Money Global and Cinematic Music Group/Geffen Records. Throughout the year, Bob has shared a slew of singles including “Better Me,” “Pretend Love,” ”Gotta Keep Movin,” “Stuck In My Ways,” and more. On “Stuck In My Ways” and “Pretend Loves” Bob showcases ability to create a captivatingly vulnerable record, while “Sippen Hen” and “Demon Child” offer a lighthearted, upbeat vibe. Throughout the project he demonstrates his caliber by switching his flows flawlessly. His biggest collaboration to date – Guttah Baby also features  “Brackz Yeah “ with Kevin Gates. Of the track Bob shares “I feel like Guttah Baby is some of my best work to date, I pray the fans feel the same. Working with Kevin Gates came natural, and I appreciate it all.” Watch the video HERE.

Bob offers his stark take throughout the entirety of the 16-track project. Jam packed with diverse flows, bold lyrics, and diverse production, he continues to prove his skillset and passion for his artform as an emerging voice.  Listen HERE.

Guttah Baby follows the 20-year-olds 2021 mixtape, the raw and riveting, Soul Bleed. The breakout artist proved his pain music is far from generic, his complex and varied verses cutting to the marrow. Again, he left himself bare on each song, working through the trauma to find catharsis while connecting with those struggling in the trenches. The project was headlined by the captivating duet, “No One Here,” with Alabama rapper and singer NoCap. This year Bob was able to tour the country with the likes of OhGeesy, Maxo Kream, as well as perform at the legendary The Smokers Club festival.  Release after release, he continues to prove that he’s a trailblazer for the next generation of rappers. South Carolina’s Lul Bob is up next.