Hanumankind drops Monsoon Season, a defining mixtape era

Global phenomenon Hanumankind has unveiled Monsoon Season, a long-anticipated mixtape that cements his place among global hip-hop’s most promising new voices. The release follows a string of high-impact singles, viral visuals, and a landmark run of live shows, including his debut at Coachella and a string of sold-out dates across the UK and Europe.

Monsoon season is all about raw lyricism, explosive energy, and emotional vulnerability. It compiles fan favourites like “Run It Up,” “Holiday,” “Villainous,” and the breakout banger “Big Dawgs,” whose remix features none other than A$AP Rocky. Collaborations with heavyweights Denzel Curry (on the ferocious “Reckless”) and Maxo Kream (on the menacing “Goons”) add further weight to an already ambitious body of work.

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Beyond the flexes and firepower, Monsoon Season explores deeper territory. Tracks like “Someone Told Me” and “Cause” pull back the curtain, revealing Hanumankind’s inner world—his drive, doubts, and the emotional cost of the come-up. It’s a sonic snapshot of an artist reckoning with change, solitude, and the weight of expectation.

The project was executive produced by longtime creative partner Kalmi, with production and engineering handled exclusively by core collaborators Parimal and Akash Shravan. Visual direction came courtesy of Bijoy, who shaped the moody, cinematic world of Monsoon Season, underscoring the deep-rooted bond between Hanumankind and his crew. This is more than a mixtape—it’s the result of years of grind in the shadows, long before the limelight hit.

As Hanumankind steps into this new chapter, he's also going global. Earlier this month, he announced his first-ever North American headlining tour. The OTW TOUR — NORTH AMERICA kicks off in Atlanta and hits major cities including Washington, DC, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and his hometown Houston. It’s a natural next step after his victorious UK and European tour, where he played to packed crowds in cities like Amsterdam, Paris, Dublin, and London.


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