Studio Albums
| Year | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|
| 1993 | Enta Da Stage | Wreck / Nervous Records |
| 1999 | War Zone | Priority Records |
| 2019 | Rise of da Moon | Duck Down Music |
Collaborative Projects
| Year | Release | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| 1994 | Boot Camp Clik Formation Era | Boot Camp Clik |
| 1995 | Duck Down Records Collaborations | Boot Camp Clik |
| 2000 | East Coast Underground Features | Various Artists |
Selected Singles
- Who Got Da Props? (1992)
- Buck Em Down (1993)
- I Got Cha Opin (1993)
- This Is What It Is (1999)
- Rush (2019)
- Creep Wit Me (2019)
Style and Influence
Black Moon is known for dark, minimalist boom-bap production and rugged lyrical delivery that helped define early 1990s underground New York hip-hop.
Their sound became a cornerstone of the Boot Camp Clik movement and influenced later generations of East Coast underground rap groups.
Legacy
Black Moon’s debut album Enta Da Stage is widely regarded as a classic of underground hip-hop and a foundational release in the Duck Down Records catalog.
The group remains influential for its contribution to raw, stripped-down hip-hop production aesthetics and lyrical street realism.