Max B Shares New EP 'Charly': Stream

While Max B continues to fight for his freedom so he can finally release his long awaited album Negro Spirituals, he has shared a new EP until then.

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Charly features 5 tracks in total and no guest appearances. Stream it below via your favorite service.

“I wanted to give the fans and the people of the world something that would make them feel good in this time of turmoil. CHARLY, is my growth. It’s the man, the artist, the CEO, the Eloquent Music God, the father, the lover, all in one place. Charly is the creator of Max Biggaveli, Don Biggaveli, Wavy Crocket. See, in order to become creative in my position, I had to morph into these different characters just so that I can do the type of music we all love,” he said about the project.

In 2009, the rapper was found guilty of murder conspiracy and robbery charges, facing up to 75 years. In 2016, he took a plea bargain for aggravated manslaughter which reduced his sentence to between 2 to 6 years. Charly serves as the followup to his Wave Pack project back in February.