EXOLL was a project put together over a series of years combining live performances of spoken word and monologues with studio recordings of songs. It's an introspective collection of works that chronicles my struggles with homelessness, a lack of guidance, racial identity, and everything else I was going through at the time. Listening to it takes me on an emotional rollercoaster because I remember all the things that inspired each song, spoken word piece, and monologue. It's something I've always wanted to give to the world in a more meaningful way than what was available at the time when the album version was released.

Breakdown:

5 different covers 20 different color combinations 15 different songs 4 Legendary editions containing footage of the live performance at the Nuyorican Cafe used for the album, and one exclusive rehearsal clip of a piece not included in the album.

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Production by J Soul, Onel Mulet, ShaBorn Davis, and, Ian Sherman Features Ihsan Mohammed, Harold Cummings, Trezure, and Richard Padron Recorded at Home School Studios Engineer: Jelani Day