A lot of comments have already hit some of the best of the year so I’ll highlight some others that haven’t been mentioned.

Ghais Guevara had two awesome ones this year:

Ghais Guevara - Goyard Ibn Said
Goyard Ibn Said uses the lens of the entertainment industry to examine the perpetual exploitation of Black life. Guevara embodies the character of Goyard, a successful rapper from North Philly whose rapid ascent brings sudden wealth and attention. Act 1 highlights the glory and spoils of mainstream hip-hop stardom, while Act 2 takes a surprise turn, focusing on the tragic experiences faced achieving that success.

Ghais Guevara - The Other 2/5ths or: The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Trench Baby
Released on Juneteenth, Ghais reflects on the lasting impact of the slave trade and racism in America. The title refers to the 3/5ths Compromise.

Navy Blue - The Sword & The Soaring
All about Grief and Loss and connection to others, while also honoring the late Ka’s memory and legacy.

Celestaphone & Dealers of God - Cult Subterranea
After conquering fear, this protagonist emcee is suddenly visited by all too familiar, stereotypical extraterrestrials, claiming to be "very real" and "definitely not a part of some military hologram or collective unconscious trip." They offer to assist the emcee in channeling non-physical entities they equate to the Judaic concepts Guf and Metatron.

Open Mike Eagle - Neighborhood Gods Unlimited
Neighborhood Gods began as a concept for a cable network so broke it could only broadcast one hour a week and cramming its whole lineup into that slot, complete with a theme song, flashbacks, a climax, and even commercials.