Fans of revered artist, the late Jean-Michel Basquiat have reason to rejoice. The Basquiat estate is releasing a limited number of vinyls from the late artist, Hip-Hop Wired reports. Basquiat was deep into the music scene in addition to being an acclaimed artist, and also launched his own label, Tartown Records.

Basquiat produced a song, “Beat Bop,” for Rammellzee and K-Rob and additionally pressed vinyl in-house. He also made cover art — today, the vinyl is regarded as among the rarest in Hip-Hop. For the sale, 50 of the 500 vinyls in existence will be hitting the market with all proceeds going to the non-profit organization A Place Called Home, benefitting arts education for youth in Los Angeles.

Starting today (Nov. 2), half of the available vinyls will be sold via Phillips’ Dropshop for $4,000 each. The other half will go on sale in December through the King Pleasure exhibition store.