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Sage Elsesser

American skateboarder, rapper (b. 1997) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sage Elsesser
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Sage Gabriel Carlos Atreyu Elsesser[3] (born January 31, 1997), also known as Navy Blue, is an American skateboarder, rapper, record producer, visual artist, and model.[4][5][6]

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Elsesser has been sponsored by several skater fashion brands including Converse and Supreme, as well as becoming a professional skater in 2014 through skater collective and clothing store Fucking Awesome. Aside from skating and music, he is also a model for various clothing brands and an artist, most notably handling the art direction for Earl Sweatshirt's album I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside in 2015.[7]

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Musical career

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2015-19

In 2015, Elsesser began releasing several EPs under his Navy Blue stage name, in addition to rapping with and producing for the likes of Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE, Armand Hammer and Wiki, among many others.

2020-2021: Label founding and first three albums

On February 4, 2020, he founded independent record label Freedom Sounds with the release of his debut studio album Àdá Irin. Elsesser later followed-up with two studio albums; Song of Sage: Post Panic! (2020), and Navy's Reprise (2021).

2022: Quadrilogy

In 2022, Elsesser released a Saga of Sage quadrilogy vinyl boxset which consisted of Song of Sage: Post Panic!, Gift of Gabriel: Rain’s Reign!, Crypt of Carlos: Onward! and Arc of Atreyu: Neverending!, with the latter three being set to only exist in their physical form. The album titles all include one of Elsesser's four names.

2023-24: Signing to Def Jam, Ways of Knowing and Memoirs in Armour

In 2023, Elsesser signed with Def Jam Recordings and released his lead single "Chosen" on March 10. On March 23, Elsesser's seventh studio album Ways of Knowing was released under his label Freedom Sounds, under exclusive license to Def Jam Recordings. The album featured guest appearances from Zeroh, J Rocc, Kelly Moonstone, Liv.e and Venna; and was fully produced by Budgie.

A year later, Navy Blue released his eighth album Memoirs in Armour on August 2. The project was recorded within the last two months prior to release, after being dropped from Def Jam.[8]

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Discography

Studio albums

  • Àdá Irin (2020)[9]
  • Song of Sage: Post Panic! (2020)[10]
  • Navy's Reprise (2021)
  • Gift of Gabriel: Rain’s Reign! (2022)
  • Crypt of Carlos: Onward! (2022)
  • Arc of Atreyu: Neverending! (2022)
  • Ways of Knowing (2023)
  • Memoirs in Armour (2024)[11]

Extended plays

  • According to the Waterbearer (2015)[12]
  • Lately (2016)[13]
  • April Blue (2017)[14]
  • Soul Golden (2017)[15] (with Black Noi$e)
  • Guilt & Sincerity (2017)[16]
  • Navy in Rage (2017)[17]
  • Yvan Wen (2018)[18]
  • Forest Green (2018)[19]
  • From the Heart... (2018)[20]
  • Gangway for Navy (2019)[21]

Collaborations

  • As Above So Below (2021) (with Ankhlejohn)
  • True Sky (2021) (with Akai Solo)

Singles

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Production discography

2017

MIKE -
  • "Melvin"
Tha God Fahim - Dump Gawd[31]
Mach-Hommy - Dump Gawd: Hommy Edition[32]
  • 02. "A Partridge & A Pear Tree" (featuring Tha God Fahim)
  • 08. "Mac Flurries" (featuring Heem Stogied)
  • 11. "Rorshach's" (featuring Tha God Fahim)
MIKE - May God Bless Your Hustle[33]
  • 02. "Hunger" (produced with Austin Williamson)
  • 03. "Armour"
Navy Blue - Navy in Rage
  • 01. "Temple//Tomb"
  • 02. "Angel-Eyes" (featuring Qeedar)
  • 03. "Sundown"
  • 04. "Life----Line"
Mach-Hommy - Fete Des Morts AKA Dia De Los Muertos[34]
  • 03. "Embarrassment of Riches"
Cities Aviv -
  • "If I Could Hold Your Soul Part II"[35]

2018

Navy Blue - Yvan Wen
  • 01 "Head Full of Braids..."
  • 02. "No More..."
  • 03. "Detroit..." (featuring Nyku)
  • 04. "Give Em Hell..."
Navy Blue - Forest Green
  • 01. "Eastbound"
  • 02. "War(mth)"
  • 03. "All We Know!" (featuring Adé Hakim)
Navy Blue - From the Heart...
  • 01. "Machete"
  • 02. "Enchantment" (featuring MIKE)
  • 03. "Never Thought I'd Be One to Cry Like This"
  • 04. "Prayer (Me&You)"
  • 05. "Give Love a Try!"
  • 06. "Loveship (Empathy)"
  • 08. "Green & Brown"
Pink Siifu - Ensley[36]
  • 11. "Stay Sane"
Earl Sweatshirt - Some Rap Songs[37]
  • 08. "The Bends"
  • 10. "Azucar"

2019

Navy Blue - Gangway for Navy
  • 01. "Apprehension"
  • 02. "Deathmask..."
  • 03. "Can't Take Me"
  • 04. "Shine on Me!" (featuring MIKE)
  • 05. "I Love You!"
  • 06. "Slow Down"
  • 07. "Carlos" (featuring MIKE)
  • 08. "Separate Ways!"
MIKE - Tears of Joy[38]
  • 20. "Stargazer Pt. 3"

2020

Camden Malik - Spaceship Symphonies[39]
  • 04. "Give Me a Call" (featuring Shawn May as "juneayth.")
Armand Hammer - Shrines[40]
Moor Mother & Billy Woods - Brass
  • 11. "Guinness"

2021

Wiki - Half God[41]
  • 01. "Not Today (Intro)"
  • 02. "Roof"
  • 03. "Remarkably"
  • 04. "Can't Do This Alone" (featuring Navy Blue)
  • 05. "Never Fall Off"
  • 06. "Drug Supplier" (featuring Jesse James Solomon)
  • 07. "Wik tha God"
  • 08. "Ego Death"
  • 09. "The Business"
  • 10. "Home"
  • 11. "All I Need" (featuring Earl Sweatshirt)
  • 12. "Gas Face" (featuring Remy Banks)
  • 13. "The Promised" (featuring MIKE)
  • 14. "New Truths"
  • 15. "Still Here" (featuring duendita)
  • 16. "Grape Soda"

2022

Earl Sweatshirt - Sick!
  • 03. "Sick!" (credited as "Ancestors")
Shane Eagle - Green
  • 03. "Moving Spirit"
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