Studio Albums
| Year | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|
| 2013 | Doris | Tan Cressida / Columbia |
| 2015 | I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside | Tan Cressida / Columbia |
| 2018 | Some Rap Songs | Tan Cressida / Columbia |
| 2022 | SICK! | Tan Cressida / Warner |
Mixtapes & Early Odd Future Era
| Year | Release | Context |
|---|---|---|
| 2010 | EARL | Odd Future Breakout Release |
| 2011 | Odd Future Collective Era | Group Projects & Features |
| 2012 | Pre-Doris Underground Work | Hiatus Period Releases |
Collaborations & Features
| Year | Track / Project | Artists |
|---|---|---|
| 2011 | Odd Future Group Tracks | Tyler, The Creator / Frank Ocean / Syd |
| 2015 | Underground Rap Collaborations | Domo Genesis / Vince Staples / Mac Miller |
| 2019 | Modern Alternative Hip-Hop Features | Armand Hammer / Navy Blue / MIKE |
Selected Singles
- Earl (2010)
- Chum (2013)
- Doris (2013)
- Grief (2015)
- Nowhere2go (2018)
- Shattered Dreams (2018)
- SICK! (2022)
Style and Influence
Earl Sweatshirt is known for abstract lyricism, minimalist production choices, and emotionally introspective themes that evolved from shock-rap origins into deeply reflective underground hip-hop.
His work has become central to modern alternative rap, influencing a generation of experimental artists in the 2010s and beyond.
Legacy
Earl Sweatshirt’s evolution from Odd Future prodigy to introspective auteur marks one of the most distinct artistic transformations in modern hip-hop.
He remains a defining figure in underground rap’s shift toward introspective, abstract, and experimental production styles.