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88Glam

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88Glam
Company typeMusical duo
IndustryMusic
Founded2017
FounderShakqueel "88Camino" Burthwright, Derek "Wise" Bissue
Headquarters
Canada
ProductsHip hop music
ParentFormerly XO and Republic Records; currently independent

88Glam was a Canadian hip hop duo established in 2017, consisting of Shakqueel "88Camino" Burthwright and Derek "Wise" Bissue. They previously had contracts with XO and Republic Records, frequently collaborating with their label associate Nav.

Career

Prior to forming 88Glam, both artists had pursued solo careers following the dissolution of their earlier collective "Get Home Safe" alongside Jazz Cartier. Their joint efforts included tracks like "Anuva Wun" and "I Can Tell," featured on Wise's 2017 album Inglorious. The duo hinted at their collaboration during the summer of 2017, officially unveiling the name "88Glam" on November 1, 2017, with the release of the "12" music video, which included a guest appearance by the Weeknd. Shortly after, they dropped "Bali," featuring Nav, followed by their self-titled mixtape 88Glam on November 7, 2017.

In 2018, 88Glam secured deals with XO and Republic Records. On April 20, 2018, they reissued their debut project as 88Glam Reloaded, adding four new songs including a remix with 2 Chainz, through these labels. The single "Lil Boat" was released on November 8, 2018, as a precursor to their second album 88Glam2, which came out on November 15 and included features from Nav and Gunna. In March 2019, they appeared on Nav's track "Rack in My Sleep" from his album Bad Habits.

On March 5, 2020, the duo released the single "Swim" and announced their forthcoming album Close to Heaven Far from God, initially scheduled for April 17. Nevertheless, in April 2020, speculation arose regarding their split and termination from XO and Republic, which the pair denied while postponing the album’s release. Subsequently, on June 19, they revealed plans for an independent mixtape titled New Mania, which was released on June 26. In interviews, they confirmed their departure from XO and Republic to operate independently.

Later, on November 6, 2020, 88Glam unveiled the single "East to West" under 6ixBuzz Entertainment and Warner Music Canada. Their album Close to Heaven Far from God was ultimately launched independently on August 26, 2022.

Studio albums

Comprehensive list of studio albums with essential details
Title Album information Highest chart positions
CAN
88Glam2
  • Initial release: November 16, 2018; Re-release (2.5): April 5, 2019
  • Labels: XO, Republic
  • Available formats: Digital download, streaming
33
Close to Heaven Far from God
  • Release date: August 26, 2022
  • Label: Independently released
  • Available formats: Digital download, streaming
—
The symbol "—" indicates titles that did not chart or were not issued in that region.

Mixtapes

Detailed list of mixtapes with key data
Title Album information Highest chart positions
CAN
88Glam
  • Original release: November 16, 2017; Re-release: April 20, 2018
  • Labels: Initially self-released; reissued via XO and Republic
  • Available formats: Digital download, streaming
95
New Mania
  • Release date: June 26, 2020
  • Label: Self-released
  • Available formats: Digital download, streaming
—
The dash "—" signifies projects that did not chart or were unavailable in that market.

Extended plays

Compilation of extended plays with essential information
Title Release details
Heaven Can Wait
  • Date of release: May 28, 2021
  • Label: Independently released
  • Available formats: Digital download, streaming platforms

Singles

Selected singles including chart rankings and certifications
Title Year Highest chart positions Certifications Associated album
CAN
"12" 2017 — 88Glam
"Bali"
(featuring Nav)
62
  • MC: Platinum
"Big Tymers" —
"Lil Boat" 2018 —
  • MC: Platinum
88Glam2
"Kitchen Witch" —
"It's a Flex"
(featuring Nav)
2019 —
"Bankroll"
(featuring Lil Keed)
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"Swim" 2020 —
"Dance for Me" — New Mania
"East to West"
(with 6ixBuzz)
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"Urgent Messages"
(with 6ixBuzz)
2021 —
"Five Stars" — Heaven Can Wait
"Want To" 2022 — Close to Heaven Far from God
"Ziploc" —
"Happy Belated" —
A dash ("—") indicates tracks that either did not enter the charts or were not released in the specified market.

Guest appearance

Song title Year of release Album name
"Rack in My Sleep"
(Nav featuring 88Glam)
2019 Bad Habits (Deluxe Edition)

Awards and nominations

Year Award event Category Nominee or work recognized Outcome
2019 Juno Awards Breakthrough Group of the Year 88Glam Nominated
Rap Recording of the Year 88Glam Reloaded Nominated
2020 Juno Awards Group of the Year 88Glam Nominated
Rap Recording of the Year 88Glam2 Nominated