Edo. G

Edo. G, born Edward Anderson, is a revered figure in the hip-hop world, hailing from the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. He first garnered widespread attention with his group Da Bulldogs in the early 1990s, and then solidified his place in hip-hop with the release of the now-classic track "I Got to Have It" from his debut album "Life of a Kid in the Ghetto" (1991). Edo. G's voice resonates with the gritty realism of street life and the wisdom of a veteran emcee. His career spans over three decades, and he has been revered for his skillful narrative and socially conscious lyricism.

Throughout his prolific career, Edo. G has collaborated with a plethora of artists and continued to release solo projects that contribute to the dialogue of hip-hop culture. His recent tracks, such as "We Do Good", "Brixton", and "Lo Fi Rap" showcase Edo. G's unwavering dedication to the craft and his ability to stay relevant in the ever-evolving genre. "Sick Spitters," a collaborative effort featuring Shabaam Sahdeeq, underscores his willingness to bridge the gap with other esteemed artists. Edo. G's influence is not just contained within his music, as he also engages in youth work and community outreach, reflecting a strong commitment to the empowerment and betterment of his community through hip-hop.

Genres

Boom Bap

Underground Hip Hop

East Coast Hip Hop

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Latest Release

500 Miles

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Parental

Album - 19 Tracks - Released October 24, 2025