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Lonnie Rashid Lynn (born: March 15, 1975), better known professionally as Common, is an American musician, rapper, and songwriter, who performs the genres of rap, hip hop, soul, and neo soul.
Career[]
Since he began his career in 1991, he's released a total of twelve studio albums, including:
- Can I Borrow a Dollar?, (1992)
- Resurrection, (1994)
- One Day It'll All Make Sense, (1997)
- Like Water for Chocolate, (2000)
- Electric Circus, (2002)
- Be, (2005)
- Finding Forever, (2007)
- Universal Mind Control, (2008)
- The Dreamer/The Believer, (2011)
- Nobody's Smiling, (2014)
- Black America Again, (2016)
- Let Love, (2019)
One collaborative album (August Greene (with Robert Glasper and Karriem Riggins), (2018)), 2 compilation albums, (Thisisme Then: The Best of Common, (2007), and Go! - Common Classics, (2010)), and one extended play: A Beautiful Revolution (Pt. 1), (2020).