Uncle Murda
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Uncle Murda

Uncle Murda is Leonard Coleman from Harlem, New York. He started putting out music in 2009 with his debut mixtape 'Murder Manual,' which had a gritty...

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Uncle Murda, Harlem's blunt street storyteller

A rapper from Harlem who built a following with gritty mixtapes and unvarnished lyrics about street life.

For a quick sense of his style, check out 'Why You Mad' or 'Balling Out.' They frame his straightforward, unvarnished take on rap.

Uncle Murda matters because he raps plainly about the realities he's seen, without polish or apology. Tracks like 'Why You Mad' with Ca$h Out and 'Get the Strap' with 50 Cent show his direct approach to street narratives. His music offers a raw, unfiltered voice from Harlem that doesn't soften its edges.

He started in 2009 with the mixtape 'Murder Manual,' then built a following through the 'Don't Come Outside' series and collaborations with Lloyd Banks. Legal troubles in 2014 and 2019 didn't stop him from releasing music like 'Get the Strap' in 2017, keeping his focus on blunt streetwise themes.

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Uncle Murda is Leonard Coleman from Harlem, New York. He started putting out music in 2009 with his debut mixtape 'Murder Manual,' which had a gritty streetwise feel that caught some attention. Over the next few years, he built a following through his 'Don't Come Outside' mixtape series and collaborations with rappers like Lloyd Banks and French Montana.

His 2017 single 'Get the Strap' with Casanova, 6ix9ine, and 50 Cent brought him more mainstream visibility. Other tracks like 'Why You Mad' featuring Ca$h Out and 'Brother & Sister' show his straightforward approach to rap about street life and personal struggles. The music tends to be blunt and unvarnished, with beats that match the directness of the lyrics.

Uncle Murda's career has included some legal trouble, including a 2014 weapon possession arrest and a 2019 criminal mischief charge related to a New Jersey church incident. He continues to release music that speaks plainly about the realities he's seen, without much polish or apology for the content.

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