to record his first solo album entitled Return of the Prodigal Sunn for Godz Inc./Free Agency Recordings, released in 2005. In 2011, he released the mixtape Prodigal Sunn Meets DJ Premier. In 2012, he had a guest feature on one of the most-watched reality TV shows in France, Les Anges, and released another mixtape, Hood Chronicles. In 2017, Prodigal Sunn released his second album The Spark, which featured an amazing lineup of guest appearances including Wu-Tang Clan (Ghostface Killah, Masta Killa and Cappadonna), Sunz of Man (Hell Razah, Killah Priest and 60 Second Assassin), Killarmy (Dom Pachino and Shogun Assason), Brooklyn Zu (12 O'Clock), Black Knights (Crisis The Sharpshooter and The Rugged Monk), Makeba Mooncycle, Leggezin Fin, Shaka Amazulu The 7th and Big Twins of Infamous Mobb. In 2018, in a joint effort between Sound Unity Entertainment and Sunn Entertainment Group, Prodigal Sunn released his third album “Redeemed” entirely produced by DJ B.Original. in 2019, Prodigal Sunn executive produced the third official Sunz of Man album The Rebirth. Today in 2022, Prodigal is working with producer Nasiib from Germany & The Icon, Blue Weaver from the Legendary Bee Gees, who will be mixing and mastering the project. The first single and music video, "Purple Noon", released 2020-which streamed over a 1.5 million streams up to date. July 7th 2022, Prodigal Sunn & NasIIB released there 2nd single, "All Praise Due". Prodigal & Nasiib are currently working in the studio & carefully taking there time with the project. Treating it like fine art to form a masterpiece! Words from Prodigal mouth "This Album will be a exclusive work of Art from the grains of raw hiphop". Get ready!! The Saga continues.. Discography Filmography Thugs, the Musical, short film (2012), as Ketchup Director (2009) as Bull The Bait (2009) as Bassim Sex and the City (2000) as South Pole (TV episode "No Ifs, Ands or Butts") References Year of birth missing (living people) Living people Wu-Tang Clan affiliates Rappers from Brooklyn Sunz of Man members African-American rappers 20th-century American rappers 21st-century American rappers