Internet Money puts its next generation front and center on a 20-track showcase built around belief and creative freedom.

Internet Money has spent years helping build some of hip-hop’s biggest records, but with We All We Needed, the collective is turning its attention toward who could be next.

Led by founder and CEO Taz Taylor, the 20-track project showcases rising artists BabyBartier, Sir Untre, Unitus, and Lade. Internet Money handles the production throughout, giving the album a cohesive sound while allowing each artist to establish their own identity.

The project’s rollout has already introduced several songs, including “556,” “Monster,” “Helly,” “Flexed Up,” and “Mojo.” “Flexed Up” also arrives alongside an official music video, further emphasizing the collective’s focus on developing these artists beyond simply putting songs on an album.

There’s also something fitting about when We All We Needed arrives. The project drops on the anniversary of “Lemonade,” Internet Money’s breakout collaboration with Gunna, Don Toliver, and NAV. Years after that record helped put the collective on the map, Taylor is using the moment to introduce a new generation.

Internet Money has already played a major role in the careers and sounds of artists like Juice WRLD, Lil Tecca, Trippie Redd, Don Toliver, NAV, and The Kid LAROI. Now, the collective is essentially doing what it has always done: finding talent early and giving it the production and platform needed to grow.

We All We Needed is the next chapter of that formula, and Taylor believes in these artists before the rest of the world does.

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