Latest Release
- 15 SEPT 2023
- 27 Songs
- Hip Hop Jams · 2002
- Press Play · 2006
- The Love Album: Off The Grid · 2023
- The Love Album: Off The Grid · 2023
- The Love Album: Off The Grid · 2023
- The Love Album: Off The Grid · 2023
- The Love Album: Off The Grid · 2023
- Sex In The Porsche - Single · 2022
- Southern Mixtape Exclusives · 2019
- The Love Album: Off The Grid · 2023
Albums
- 2023
- 2023
- 2023
Artist Playlists
- From ballin' to bearing his soul—the evolution of hip-hop's OG.
- This wrecking crew transformed raw hip-hop into chart-topping pop.
Compilations
- JasonMartin & Problem
- JasonMartin & Problem
- Ron Browz
More To Hear
- Diddy takes over with Ebro, Nadeska, and more.
- The artist details his project with Zaytoven, Diddy, and Quavo.
- An exclusive mix featuring Puff Daddy and Migos.
- Club bangers from hip-hop legends.
- The legacy of The Notorious B.I.G.
- A rap mogul and rising comic chop it up.
More To See
About Diddy
No matter what he’s called himself over the years, Sean “Diddy” Combs’ status as a hip-hop mogul has remained constant since his breakthrough in the early ’90s. Born in Harlem in 1969, Sean John Combs began working as an intern at Uptown Records in 1990; after working his way up at the storied hip-hop label, he formed his own imprint, Bad Boy Entertainment, in 1993. Bad Boy became one of the cornerstones of East Coast hip-hop and R&B with releases by artists including The Notorious B.I.G. and Faith Evans, as well as Diddy’s first album of his own, 1997’s No Way Out. His biggest hits as an artist and producer—the Diana Ross-sampling Biggie cut “Mo Money Mo Problems”, the Mase-assisted rallying cry “Can’t Nobody Hold Me Down”, the blockbuster Notorious B.I.G. tribute “I’ll Be Missing You”—spun famous pop songs from his youth into modern gold, while their flashy videos dominated television and became a defining visual style of the ’90s. Diddy’s blue-hued vision of the future extended to solo cuts like the glitchy 2007 hit “Last Night”, his critically acclaimed electro-hip-hop album Last Train to Paris and 2010s productions for Kanye West and Pusha T. While he branched out into acting, reality TV and fashion, his musical and business contributions to hip-hop helped make the genre the culture-dominating force it is today.
- GENRE
- Hip-Hop/Rap