Part 2 mixtape in the song "U Minor, We Major", as well as producer Buckwild of DITC. Above The Weather After releasing a stream of viral music videos on YouTube, Beedie released his next solo effort titled Above The Weather on August 13, 2012. The project featured production from the likes of Statik Selektah, Buckwild of DITC and more. The release garnered the attention of many publications including the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and Pittsburgh City Paper, who featured Beedie for a cover story on September 26, 2012. Soon after, Beedie and Mac Miller reunited to release another track as The Ill Spoken on October 23, 2012. On January 5, 2013, producer Git released a single titled "Magic Spaceship" featuring Sean Price, Beedie and fellow Pittsburgh rapper B. White Counter Culture & work with Wiz Khalifa Beedie appeared on Sirius Radio's Shade 45 station with Statik Selektah on May 30, 2013, where he announced his next release would be titled Counter Culture. After many delays, the album was finally released digitally on December 22, 2015, followed shortly after with a mixtape titled B-$ide$ Vol. 1: Lo$t Dream$ released on Beedie's 28th birthday, January 19, 2016. As suggested by the title, the mixtape featured lost and scrapped songs during the long recording process between Above The Weather and Counter Culture. Around this time Beedie formed a friendship with fellow Pittsburgh artist Wiz Khalifa, who brought out Beedie to perform on various tour dates and eventually featuring on the song "Make A Wish" on Counter Culture. Discography Solo Albums The Beat Bully LP (June 30, 2011) Above The Weather (August 13, 2012) Counter Culture (December 22, 2015) Good Things Take Time (November 11, 2019) Solo Mixtapes Most Slept On (October 30, 2009) Sleeping In (March 15, 2010) Ruff Draft: J. Dilla Changed My Life! (February 10, 2011) B-$ide$ Vol. 1: Lo$t Dream$ (January 19, 2016) With Mac Miller as The Ill Spoken How High: The Mixtape (October 27, 2008) With Jon Quest as Varsity Squad New School Boom Bap (February 7, 2012) References 1988 births Living people East Coast hip hop musicians Rappers from Pittsburgh Taylor Allderdice High School alumni 21st-century American rappers