Tu$ Brother$ just dropped a new EP in collaboration with Yung Bawal and members of the Bawal Clan titled “Bawal Tus”! The project is a long-awaited collaboration between the two groups, acting as a passing of the torch between two of the staples in the live-performance hip-hop industry. Sonically, the offering is infused with adrenaline pumping beats by Yung Bawal combined with
unique, playful wordplay from the Tus Brothers (Al Tus and Rudyrude) and Bawal Clan (Rjay Ty, Agent2k, and Ankhten
Brown. This album captures underground hip-hop scene in the Philippines by showcasing the seamless combination of trap, phonk, and boom bap.

The “Bawal Tus” album includes six collab tracks and can be streamed here. Congratulations to Yung Bawal and Tu$ Brother$!

Bawal Clan is a hip hop/design-oriented collective, composed of hip hop artists, vocalists, music producers, DJs, directors, photographers, videographers, and graphic artists. Some of the hip-hop artists have been in the industry for a decade, showcasing a vast range of experience and knowledge of how to make it as a musician. They have all joined forces to make a supergroup of talented artists to make an imprint in today’s music scene, collaborating worldwide with the intention to be heard globally. Completely independent and without association with any major music labels - they are focused to make music that will resonate throughout and outside of the Philippines, and spotlight the talent that is here in the country.

The collective recently released their latest album, “Tales from tha Crypt, Vol.1.” When asked about the album, Yung Bawal, the lead producer/engineer of the group, explains: “We had a couple of old songs we wanted to release as an EP, but as we were fixing that, we ended up making new songs. So to me, there isn't one specific theme in terms of the song choices in the album. It was a mix of old songs and new ones that all have their own vibe. I guess you can connect the name of the album in that sense, that each song has its own tale to be told."

He added “I just want to let people hear music that we've been making and it's on them to make their own interpretations on it, based on what resonates or what doesn't. I know not everyone is gonna like everything we make as everyone has their own personal taste. Art is art and is supposed to be open for interpretation, everyone hears and sees things differently.”

Check out “Tales from tha Crypt, Vol.1.” below.