Psychedelic Hip Hop

Psychedelic hip hop is a genre characterized by its dreamy, atmospheric soundscapes, often blending elements of hip hop, electronic, and psychedelic music. Defined by lush, swirling instrumentation, hypnotic beats, and introspective, laid-back vocal styles, this genre emerged in the 1990s and 2000s, particularly in the underground scenes of California and the UK. As hip hop evolved, psychedelic hip hop departed from traditional boom bap and gangsta rap, embracing a more experimental, avant-garde approach. This genre's cultural significance lies in its fusion of hip hop's storytelling with the sonic explorations of psychedelia, reflecting a quest for innovation and self-expression. Drawing from influences like jazz, soul, and trip-hop, psychedelic hip hop distinguishes itself from other styles through its use of distorted, effects-heavy production, creating a hazy, otherworldly atmosphere that resonates with listeners seeking a more introspective, boundary-pushing hip hop experience.

Lose My Mind (feat. Doja Cat) [From F1® The Movie]

Don Toliver•

Doja Cat•

F1 The Album

Single - Released April 30, 2025