Mark Ant & DET Presents MAXDET: A Monumental Collaboration Under Roc Nation Distribution (Album Review)

The underground meets the majors in MAXDET, a powerhouse collaborative album by Flint, Michigan’s lyrical heavyweight Mark Ant & Super-producer DET released via Roc Nation Distribution. DET known for his gritty, emotionally grounded production and work with rising stars across the Midwest and beyond, DET brings his signature sound with Mark Ant to the forefront in this tightly curated project.

DET, whose credits include “Sixes and Fives” (feat. Courtney Bell & REASON), “Winter on Mason”, and “RMC Don” with RMC Mike & Trap-A-Holics, has built a reputation for blending haunting sample work with speaker-knocking drums—anchoring artists in raw, story-driven authenticity.

MAXDET doesn’t just showcase DET’s sonic range—it’s a statement. The album bridges lyrical depth with street wisdom, pairing seasoned spitter Mark Ant’s voice, all wrapped in DET’s polished yet rugged sound. The chemistry is undeniable, the sequencing intentional, and the energy consistent from front to back.

Released through Roc Nation Distribution, the project also signifies a major co-sign and potential industry breakout moment for Mark Ant. It’s a rare window where underground hunger meets major-label-level execution.

Whether you’re a crate-digging beat head or a fan of introspective bars and street sermons, MAXDET is one of those releases that demands full-album listening. From the tense intros to cinematic outros, Mark Ant and DET once again proves why their one of the most slept-on collabs shaping the modern sound of indie rap. Stream MAXDET now on all platforms and keep an eye out—this is just the beginning.

RATING: 8/10

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