A career that has him lyrically morphing into the cold and heartless life of a bullet in 3 stages (“Stray Bullet”) Organized Konfusion, “When the Gun Draws”, Desire & (“Damage”) PTSD. illustrating the perspective of a fetus in the womb of a mother who is a drug abuser (“Invetro”) — to the inspirational biopic tale of living life as a child, with chronic asthma (“Still Standing”, featuring the Grammy award-winning vocalist extraordinaire, Jill Scott).

In this 25-year journey to stay committed to the culture of lyricism—and hip hop in an ever-changing paradigm that has the music industry once again pushing to the forefront the low-hanging fruit of disposable artists, Pharoahe’s consistency as an artist has garnered his first Grammy, collaborating with jazz aficionados, Grammy award-winning Robert Glasper, alongside the genius trumpeter Keyon Harrold for the Miles Ahead soundtrack song, “Gone”.

Pharoahe has also been hard at work appearing on features with Brother Ali, jazz saxophonist Marcus Strickland, and touring the 20th anniversary of the iconic release of Internal Affairs.