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Pallo Peacock, known professionally as Pep Love, is a hip hop artist and a member of the Oakland, California-based hip hop collective Hieroglyphics.

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Pallo Peacock was born and raised in Jackson, Mississippi.

Pep Love relocated with his family to Oakland, California as a teenager.^[1]

• Ascension (2001)
• Ascension Side C (2003)
• The Shamen (2003) (with Jay Biz)
• The Foundation (2005)
• Rigmarole (2012)
• Fallacy Fantasy (2014) (with Opio as First Light)
• Acres of Diamonds (2024)

• Dolla Daily (2014)
• Fly Philosophy (2017)
• Magnam Ostium (2020)

• "Crooked Angles" (2000)
• "Fight Club" (2001)
• "T.A.M.I." (2002)
• "Prayful' Hate" (2016) OKLM.

• Official page on Bandcamp
• Pep Love discography at Discogs

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