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@fraim.world Madlib’s Unreleased Collab Albums Madlib has released dozens of projects, but several collaborations with major artists are still waiting to come out. They range from “MacLib” with Mac Miller to “Montana” with Freddie Gibbs and a second Madvillain album with MF DOOM. Albums with Logic, Your Old Droog and Westside Gunn have also been announced over the years. A few tracks have surfaced as singles and live previews, giving listeners a glimpse of what these records could sound like.

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List of Madlib's unreleased albumsfrom @fraim.world

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Overview

This is an informational carousel post from the media brand 'FRAIM' that details several of producer Madlib's highly anticipated but unreleased collaborative albums. Each collaboration, including those with Mac Miller, MF DOOM, Freddie Gibbs, and others, is presented on its own slide with a photo and a text block explaining the project's history and current status.

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Simple outline

  1. 1Hook with a curated theme
  2. 2Introduce item with context
  3. 3Follow with tangible proof
  4. 4Close with brand call-to-action

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Classification

Format
Carousel
Concepts
News CarouselEditorial CarouselShowcase Carousel
Elements
Text OverlayTemplated Graphic LayoutConsistent Visual Theme
Account
BrandCurator
Topics
MusicPop CultureEntertainmentJournalism

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Hook analysis

What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds

Title hook · 55%

Madlib's Unreleased Collab Albums

Verbal hook · 40%

Madlib’s Unreleased Collab Albums Madlib has released dozens of projects, but several collaborations with major artists are still waiting to come out.

Visual hook · 5%

The initial image is a high-quality, professional portrait of the main subject, Madlib, in his studio environment, which establishes authority and visual interest. Subsequent slides feature compelling photos of iconic and beloved artists, creating a strong visual draw for fans.

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Hook and payoff

The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back

Hook

Slide 1 is the 'Thematic Cover'. It uses a strong title and a high-quality, representative image to establish the central topic and create an immediate sense of authority and intrigue.

Payoff

The final slide is the 'Brand Sign-off'. It delivers a concluding brand statement that reinforces the account's values and provides a clear call-to-action (CTA) to follow the page.

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Narrative framework

The structural pattern this video runs on

Framework

The Dossier & Exhibit Framework

A list-based carousel that presents a series of items (e.g., unreleased products, historical facts, case studies). Each item is introduced with a detailed 'Dossier' slide and immediately followed by a tangible 'Exhibit' slide that serves as proof or a real-world example. This A/B rhythm of information and evidence creates a highly credible and engaging swipe-through experience.

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    The Thematic Cover

    Slide 1 acts as a magazine cover, clearly stating the carousel's topic ('Madlib's Unreleased Collab Albums') and featuring a compelling image of the central subject to draw the user in.

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    The Core Loop

    Slides 2-15 form the main body of the carousel, consisting of a repeating two-slide pattern for each item on the list. This structure systematically builds the narrative through repetition.

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    The Brand Outro

    Slide 16 transitions from content to brand identity. It features a tagline or mission statement ('Substance over gossip') and a direct call-to-action to follow the account.

Themes

  • Music history
  • Artistic collaboration
  • Creative process
  • Anticipation

Techniques

  • Text overlay
  • Graphic design
  • Photojournalism
  • Branding

Trends

  • Informational Carousel
  • Deep-Dive Content
  • Listicle

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Madlib’s Unreleased Collab Albums Madlib has released dozens of projects, but several collaborations with major artists are still waiting to come out. They range from “MacLib” with Mac Miller to “Montana” with Freddie Gibbs and a second Madvillain album with MF DOOM. Albums with Logic, Your Old Droog and Westside Gunn have also been announced over the years. A few tracks have surfaced as singles and live previews, giving listeners a glimpse of what these records could sound like.

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  • branding · photo_0

    FRAIM

  • title · photo_0

    Madlib's Unreleased Collab Albums

  • title · photo_1

    Madlib & Mac Miller "MacLib"

  • informational · photo_1

    Mac Miller and Madlib began collaborating after Mac's appearance on "Piñata," exchanging beats and vocals without a release plan. Initially described as an EP's worth of material, "MacLib" became a potential posthumous release. In 2023, Madlib said he was finishing it with approval from Mac's estate, though no release date followed.

  • contextual · photo_2

    Madlib & Mac Miller Wilt Chamberlain

  • title · photo_3

    Madlib & Freddie Gibbs "Montana"

  • informational · photo_3

    Announced in 2019, "Montana" is intended to complete Freddie Gibbs and Madlib's trilogy after "Piñata" and "Bandana." Gibbs revealed the title before "Bandana" even arrived, while both left the timing open. Asked whether it could take another five years, the gap between their first two albums, Madlib said it was possible.

  • contextual · photo_4

    Madlib & Freddie Gibbs John Gotti Karate

  • title · photo_5

    Madlib & MF DOOM "Madvillainy 2"

  • informational · photo_5

    The follow-up to "Madvillainy" was underway by 2009, with "Papermill" released in 2010 as its first preview. The album remained unfinished publicly when DOOM died in 2020, and Madlib discussed completing it in 2023. It is a separate project from "Madvillainy 2: The Madlib Remix," the reworking of their debut released in 2008.

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    Madvillain Papermill

  • title · photo_7

    Madlib & Your Old Droog "Droogie Otis"

  • informational · photo_7

    Your Old Droog and Madlib record together as Droogie Otis, with a full project still pending. Their singles have brought in Boldy James on "Everything Designer," Killer Mike on "The Edge," and Wiz Khalifa and Jay Electronica on "Woodstock 2029."

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    Droogie Otis The Edge (Feat. Killer Mike)

  • title · photo_9

    Madlib & Logic "MadGic"

  • informational · photo_9

    Logic and Madlib introduced MadGic in 2021 through "Mars Only Pt. 3," followed by "Raddest Dad" and "Mafia Music." Logic said he built an entire album from Madlib's beat archive over a weekend. In 2022, he explained that sample clearance problems were holding it up because Madlib could no longer identify some of the records he had sampled.

  • contextual · photo_10

    MadGic Mars Only Pt. 3

  • title · photo_11

    Madlib & Westside Gunn "GunnLib"

  • informational · photo_11

    Westside Gunn promised "GunnLib" as a full collaboration with Madlib, including plans to release it in 2020. Their chemistry can already be heard on "Ferragamo Funeral" and "Gunnlib," both from Gunn's 2019 album "Flygod Is an Awesome God." The song bearing the project's name came out, but the joint album never followed.

  • contextual · photo_12

    Westside Gunn Gunnlib

  • title · photo_13

    Madlib & Thundercat

  • informational · photo_13

    Madlib revealed in 2021 that he had recorded an indie rock album with Thundercat, a departure from their jazz and hip-hop work. Both contributed to Erykah Badu's 2010 track "Umm Hmm," with Madlib co-producing and Thundercat on bass. Madlib also previewed an unreleased track featuring Thundercat and Mac Miller during a 2018 DJ set.

  • contextual · photo_14

    Mac Miller & Madlib Lightning Dog (Feat. Thundercat)

  • branding · photo_15

    Substance over gossip

  • call-to-action · photo_15

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