Trap Muzik

From HitStory, the pop encyclopedia of School of Rock · Work

After the disappointing sales of I'm Serious, the rapper T.I. was dropped by Arista. In 2002 he started his own label Grand Hustle with Jason Geter and signed with Atlantic Records. Trap Muzik came out on 19 August 2003, with DJ Toomp as executive producer. Producers also included David Banner, Jazze Pha and Kanye West. Guests include 8Ball and MJG, Bun B and Mac Boney.

With the title he points to the trap, the place where drugs are sold. He wanted to show life there from all sides. The singles 24's, Be Easy, Rubber Band Man and Let's Get Away became hits. Rubber Band Man stood out for a rising organ riff by David Banner. The album entered at number 4 on the Billboard 200 and went platinum. The reviews were favourable and saw it as a considerable improvement on his debut.

Listening

Track list

1. 1Trap Muzik (feat. Mac Boney)4:00Apple Music ↗
2. 2I Can't Quit4:18Apple Music ↗
3. 3Be Easy3:18Apple Music ↗
4. 4No More Talk3:53Apple Music ↗
5. 5Doin' My Job4:13Apple Music ↗
6. 6Let's Get Away4:39Apple Music ↗
7. 724'S4:43Apple Music ↗
8. 8Rubber Band Man5:48Apple Music ↗
9. 9Look What I Got3:06Apple Music ↗
10. 10I Still Luv You4:58Apple Music ↗
11. 11Let Me Tell You Something3:40Apple Music ↗
12. 12T.I. vs. T.I.P.3:53Apple Music ↗
13. 13Bezzle (feat. Eightball, MJG & Bun B)4:55Apple Music ↗
14. 14King of da South5:00Apple Music ↗
15. 15Be Better Than Me5:00Apple Music ↗
16. 16Long Live Da Game2:14Apple Music ↗

30-second previews via Apple Music. Listen to the whole album on Apple Music ↗