Alabama rap is a distinct subgenre characterized by its energetic, guitar-infused sound, often blending hip-hop with elements of rock, country, and trap. Emerging in the late 2000s and gaining popularity in the 2010s, this style originated in the rural South, particularly in Alabama, where artists drew inspiration from their surroundings and experiences. Defined by its fast-paced, melodic flows, often accompanied by guitar riffs and heavy, trap-inspired beats, Alabama rap reflects the state's cultural heritage, from its country twang to its hip-hop swagger. With its unique blend of Southern rock and hip-hop, this genre has captivated listeners with its raw, unapologetic storytelling, honest portrayals of small-town life, and rebellious spirit, setting it apart from other regional rap styles and earning its place within the broader landscape of Southern hip-hop.

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Single - Released March 7, 2025