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Track List
01) Trunk Muzik Intro
02) Catfish Billy 2
03) Rowdy
04) Special Kind of Bad
05) Like I Love You
06) Drugs
07) Trailer Park Hollywood
08) No Such Thing as Free
09) We Slum
10) Box Chevy
11) All the Way Up
12) Over Again
13) Addiction
14) Over Here
01) Trunk Muzik Intro
02) Catfish Billy 2
03) Rowdy
04) Special Kind of Bad
05) Like I Love You
06) Drugs
07) Trailer Park Hollywood
08) No Such Thing as Free
09) We Slum
10) Box Chevy
11) All the Way Up
12) Over Again
13) Addiction
14) Over Here
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3:18
4:28
3:46
3:44
4:30
3:57
4:08
4:10
4:57
4:18
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4:50
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First Released
2019
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"Trunk Muzik III" is the fifth studio album by American rapper Yelawolf, released on March 29, 2019. It is his final album under Eminem's imprint Shady Records, and was released in conjunction with Interscope Records and Yelawolf's own label Slumerican. The album marks a return to an emphasis on the southern hip hop sound that was predominant in Yelawolf's music at the start of the decade, a contrast to the country-folk and hip hop fusions of his previous two albums.
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This is an impressive way to say goodbye to one era while introducing another. The diversity of each track seems to bring varying elements of Yela's talents to the light, often making it sound as if a different part of himself is on the mic. The production is experimental, the storytelling is flawless, and the subject matter gets emotional; fans will love it, and many critics will give it a nod—that is if they truly give it a chance.
Reviewed by Erika Marie for hotnewhiphop.com.
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"Trunk Muzik III" is the fifth studio album by American rapper Yelawolf, released on March 29, 2019. It is his final album under Eminem's imprint Shady Records, and was released in conjunction with Interscope Records and Yelawolf's own label Slumerican. The album marks a return to an emphasis on the southern hip hop sound that was predominant in Yelawolf's music at the start of the decade, a contrast to the country-folk and hip hop fusions of his previous two albums.
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This is an impressive way to say goodbye to one era while introducing another. The diversity of each track seems to bring varying elements of Yela's talents to the light, often making it sound as if a different part of himself is on the mic. The production is experimental, the storytelling is flawless, and the subject matter gets emotional; fans will love it, and many critics will give it a nod—that is if they truly give it a chance.
Reviewed by Erika Marie for hotnewhiphop.com.
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