Editing Khaligraph Jones (section)

=== Mixtapes ===
Khaligraph’s mixtapes, often distributed free to build his fanbase, highlight his freestyle roots and street credibility.<ref name="MicCheque"/>
* ''Khaligraph Jones Chronicles Part 1'' (2004) – Released at age 14, this debut mixtape, recorded in Kayole’s Big Beats Studio, featured raw freestyles. “I was just a kid spitting bars,” he recalled.<ref name="Mdundo">{{cite web |url=https://mdundo.com/a/14760 |title=Khaligraph Jones – Mdundo |accessdate=2025-05-11}}</ref><ref name="MicCheque"/>
* ''Khaligraph Jones Chronicles Part 2'' (2006) – A follow-up showcasing improved lyricism, circulated locally in Nairobi.<ref name="Mdundo"/>
* ''The Takeover'' (2009) – Released after his Channel O win, it was distributed free in Kayole to cement his local following. Tracks like “How It Go Iyeee” gained underground buzz. Re-released digitally in 2020, Khaligraph announced it on X (@KHALIGRAPH).<ref name="KHALIGRAPH">{{cite web |url=https://t.co/dR9D3OSmgv |title=The Takeover Mixtape Out Now |publisher=KHALIGRAPH |accessdate=2025-05-11}}</ref><ref name="MicCheque"/><ref name="Hiphopde">{{cite web |url=https://www14.hiphopde.com/khaligraph-jones-the-take-over/ |title=Khaligraph Jones – The Take Over |accessdate=2025-05-11}}</ref>
* ''Tema ma Verse'' (2012, with Abbas Kubaff) – A collaborative mixtape emphasizing freestyle cyphers, marking his early industry connections.<ref name="Qobuz">{{cite web |url=https://www.qobuz.com/us-en/artist/khaligraph-jones/ |title=Khaligraph Jones Discography – Qobuz |accessdate=2025-05-11}}</ref>