Fat Trel

Martrel Reeves, better known by his stage name Fat Trel, is a noteworthy figure in the American hip-hop scene, hailing from Washington D.C. Establishing his career in the early 2010s, Fat Trel quickly gained recognition for his raw lyrical style and gritty depiction of street life. Known for his collaborations with high-profile artists and for being a member of the Slutty Boyz group, he cemented his presence in the music industry.

His discography boasts a number of mixtapes, singles, and collaborations that reflect his fearless approach to narrating his experiences and his environment. Fat Trel’s more recent work, including "On The Radar" Freestyle and "Nightmare on E Street 2," continues to display his unabashed and unapologetic artistry. Other releases such as "Finsta," featuring Big Boogie—in both its original and sped-up versions—highlight his ability to keep pace with current trends and sounds in the hip-hop sphere. "Finsta" also showcases his willingness to explore musical partnerships, adding fresh dynamics to his robust soundscape. With tracks like "Thug Tear” and "Extra Mean," Fat Trel stays true to his emotional rawness and demonstrates his continuous evolution as an artist. His tribute track "LLB3 (Long Live Boosa)" is a testament to his personal connections and the impact of his community on his music, further solidifying his persona as an artist deeply connected to his roots and experiences.

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Boosa's Keeper (Deluxe)
Album - 25 Tracks - Released November 22, 2024
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