Substantial

Stan Robinson^[1] known as Substantial is a rapper from Prince George's County, Maryland. He now operates out of Virginia.^[2]

Substantial gained prominence after collaborating with Japanese Hip-Hop producer Nujabes (Jun Seba). Substantial collaborated with Seba until his death in a car accident in 2010. Since then Substantial has produced albums on Seba's production company Hydeout Productions.

Substantial's released his debut album, To This Union a Sun Was Born in collaboration with Nujabes. The album reached the top-10 charts of Japanese music.^[3]

Collaborating with Nujabes once more, Substantial's music was featured on the Japanese anime TV series Samurai Champloo.^[4]

Substantial now records as a member of the company QN5 Music.^[5]

Recently Substantial has worked with the American TV station VH1 to fund music studios for under-privileged youth.^[6]

Studio albums

• 2001: To This Union a Sun Was Born
• 2008: Sacrifice (Substantial album)
• 2012: Home Is Where The Art Is

Compilations

• 2006: Sacrificial Lambs (The Prequel to Sacrifice)
• 2008: QN5 RMX Vol.4

Singles and EPs

• 2000: Home Sweet Home
• 2000: Remembering Dave
• 2000: Lyrical Terrorists
• 2001: If I Was Your Mic (DJ Kiyo Remix)
• 2001: Kalitwutchawon
• 2004: CIM
• 2007: At The Club feat. Chew
• 2007: Move For Me feat. Chew
• 2009: My Favorite Things/Day In The Life
• 2010: Why The World Weeps feat. Marcus D

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