Blacc Sam Confirms Unreleased Nipsey Hussle Music & Documentary Soundtrack Coming Soon
Blacc Sam, the older brother of the late Nipsey Hussle, has been dedicated to preserving and expanding his brother’s legacy. As the head of The Marathon Company, he continues to carry the torch Nipsey lit as an entrepreneur and cultural icon. In a rare interview with The Hip Hop Museum, Sam shared insights on the evolution of The Marathon brand, his emotional first experience watching Hussle in the House while incarcerated, and the long-awaited release of unreleased Nipsey Hussle music. He also shed light on upcoming projects under The Neighborhood Nip Foundation, reinforcing his commitment to honoring Nipsey’s vision.
Unreleased Nipsey Hussle Music in the Vault
One of the most pressing questions for fans has been whether there is more unreleased music from Nipsey Hussle. Blacc Sam confirmed that there is a treasure trove of unheard material, including full projects, solo tracks, and unreleased collaborations. However, rather than rushing out an album that Nipsey never had the chance to finalize himself, the family is taking a thoughtful approach to releasing the music.
Sam revealed that a documentary soundtrack is in the works, featuring many of these exclusive tracks. This project aims to present Nipsey’s music in a way that aligns with his artistic intent and overall journey, rather than simply compiling songs for profit.
A Documentary Showcasing Nipsey’s Journey
A major part of preserving Nipsey’s legacy is the upcoming documentary, which has been in development for some time. According to Sam, the series will span nine episodes, chronicling Nipsey’s evolution from a young artist with a dream to a global icon. The accompanying soundtrack will serve as a musical timeline, allowing fans to experience different phases of his artistry—some songs dating back to his earliest days, while others showcase the depth of his growth before his passing.
In addition to the documentary, Sam also hinted at a collaborative project between Nipsey and Bino Rideaux. While details remain scarce, he assured fans that they are working diligently to ensure its release is done the right way.
The Power of a Movement
Reflecting on a defining moment in Nipsey’s career, Blacc Sam recounted his experience watching the Hussle in the House music video for the first time while he was incarcerated. The impact was immediate and electrifying—so much so that the prison’s riot squad intervened, mistaking the overwhelming excitement for the start of a fight.
Sam vividly remembered how every man in the unit stood up, completely captivated by what they saw. Nipsey, dressed in a blue Crenshaw crewneck, represented more than just music—he embodied an entire movement. The matching Crenshaw sweaters worn by everyone in the video became a symbol of unity, identity, and the spirit of their neighborhood.
Carrying the Marathon Forward
From music to fashion, Nipsey Hussle’s influence continues to inspire. Through The Marathon Clothing brand and various community-driven initiatives, Blacc Sam remains dedicated to ensuring that Nipsey’s vision lives on. His careful approach to handling Nipsey’s unreleased work reflects a deep respect for his brother’s artistic integrity and impact on the culture.
As anticipation builds for the documentary and its soundtrack, fans can rest assured that Nipsey Hussle’s legacy remains in the hands of those who truly understand its significance. With Blacc Sam at the helm, The Marathon continues—stronger than ever.
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