Lil Cease Album Overview
Lil Cease is a Brooklyn rapper signed to Lil' Kim's Queen Bee Entertainment and distributed through Empire Distribution. His debut studio album, Brixton, was released in early 2018 and features guest appearances from Lil' Kim, Joe Budden, and Tory Lanez. The project is categorized as East Coast hip-hop and is available on major streaming platforms including Spotify and Apple Music.
The album peaked on the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and charted on the Billboard 200, confirming commercial traction for the project. Streaming data from Spotify and Apple Music shows consistent listener engagement, particularly for singles tied to his early career collaborations with Lil' Kim and Junior M.A.F.I.A.
Tracklist and Release Details
Standard Tracklist
The standard edition of Brixton includes 14 tracks, with songs such as "My Block," "Hush," and "Everyday" featuring Lil' Kim. The tracklist highlights production from notable hip-hop producers and includes skits that frame the album's narrative around life in Brooklyn.
Notable Songs
Key tracks include "Brixton" and "My Block," which received attention on social media and streaming platforms. The song "Hush" features Lil' Kim and references their history in the Queensbridge and Brooklyn hip-hop scenes, reinforcing the album's regional identity.
Release Information
Brixton was released under Queen Bee Entertainment and Empire Distribution, with physical copies and digital downloads available through major retailers. The album is cataloged on the Discogs database, which lists the label, release year, and format details for collectors and fans.
Chart Performance
The album appeared on the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, with its debut driven by streaming and digital sales. Billboard reported the chart position as part of its weekly Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums roundup, confirming the project's initial commercial reach.
Reception and Streaming Metrics
Music critics and fans noted the album's nostalgic sound and its ties to 1990s Brooklyn hip-hop. Reviews on platforms such as AllMusic and user-generated ratings on Rate Your Music highlight the project's place in Lil Cease's discography alongside mixtapes and later releases.
Streaming numbers on Spotify and Apple Music show steady performance, with the album's tracks accumulating millions of streams over time. The project remains accessible on major platforms, and its catalog presence supports ongoing discovery by new listeners interested in East Coast hip-hop.