Collection: King Sun
It all comes down to On The Club Tip, the 1989 Zakia Records 12-inch that puts the Paterson, New Jersey rapper on a hip-house footing the same year as his debut album XL. Big Shots, a 1991 promo on Profile Records, follows him into the next decade.
Rahmakhan Todd Turnbow
Rahmakhan Todd Turnbow (born February 23, 1967), better known by his stage name King Sun, is an American rapper from Paterson, New Jersey. He made his debut in 1987 with the single "Hey Love" with producer D-Moet, which peaked at #69 on the US Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. Turnbow signed to Zakia Records and Profile Records that same year. He released his debut album, XL, in 1989, which failed to chart. Turnbow's second album, Righteous but Ruthless, was released in 1990 and became his only studio album to reach the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart when it peaked at #54. He parted from Profile following its release.
In 1992, Turnbow released the single "Sippin' Brandy" on Money Bag Records, Inc. He then signed to Cold Chillin' Records and released the EP Strictly Ghetto in 1994. Turnbow released his third studio album, Say No More, in 1999, marking his first studio album in almost ten years. He released the EP Heat 4 da Streets in 2002.
Sun Born, Sun Dullah, Rahmakhan Turnbow
Sun Born
King Sun at Rectangle Triangle — 11 records, mostly 12", 1989.
Styles in this crate: Hip-House.
Labels represented include Zakia Records.
These records live at the shop on Rue Atateken in Montréal; anything marked sold stays listed for reference. Every record is graded to the Goldmine standard. We ship worldwide, or you can pick up in store.
