Marlon Craft's "The Tunnel's End" is a unique lyrical journey, a conceptual album that may go unnoticed by the mainstream media, until it's impossible to ignore Marlon Craft any longer. His visual storytelling and dense lyrics may make this a challenging listen for casual fans, but surely it must've been a greater challenge to create - with a niche audience in mind. With the help of Marco Polo, and longtime collaborators Arbus Beats, BeatsInMyBackPac, Donato and more, Marlon Craft's 14-track project is as thought-provoking as it is character driven. His viral video series "Craftstyles", his social commentary, and the his borough video series in promotion of the album have finally culminated in the album's release, which sat at Number 2 on iTunes, just behind Jay-Z's 4:44. That's quite an accomplishment and proof that hard work and lyrics matter. Listen to the album below...