OsamaSon discography: History and Key Facts

The discography of American rapper OsamaSon consists of four studio albums, two EPs, two mixtapes, and 26 singles. OsamaSon began his music career at a young age after his Geechee uncle taught him how to produce music on FL Studio. Following his newfound skill, OsamaSon went by the moniker Damn 4K and began producing instrumentals influenced by musicians such as Chief Keef, NLE Choppa, Summrs, and Kankan.

However, OsamaSon began making music in 2020 under the name PradaUMari. By 2021, he adopted his current stage name and released the mixtapes Vengeance and Carnival. In early 2023, the collaborative projects Osamavrt and 2 Slime preceded the release of the EP Bad Habits. On April 7, OsamaSon's breakout single, "Cts-V", was released and began gaining traction online. His music was further popularized by Internet personalities such as BruceDropEmOff, who played OsamaSon's songs on his live streams. On June 2, 2023, OsamaSon released "Troops", the lead single from his debut mixtape, Osama Season; like "Cts-V". Osama Season itself was released on July 21, with music critics for Pitchfork and the Fader highlighting the tracks "Werkin", "Kutta", "Summer Sixteen", "Anti", and "X & Sex" as standouts from the album.

On February 16, 2024, OsamaSon released Flxtra, the six track deluxe edition of Flex Musix. In January 24, 2025, OsamaSon released his third studio album, Jump Out, to critical acclaim from publications like Pitchfork. A deluxe version of Jump Out featuring two extra songs was released 4 days later on the 28th, and the album was his first to chart on the Billboard 200, peaking at number 151 on February 8. On October 10, 2025, OsamaSon would release his second studio album of the year, titled Psykotic, which would have 17 tracks and a guest appearance from American rapper Che. Upon release, the album - like its predecessor - generated lukewarm to positive reviews. Now, as of 2026, OsamaSon is gearing up for his following release, Nocturnal, and NXO with Nettspend.

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