Trippie Redd is all set to drop his sixth full-length studio record, and it’s tracklist has finally been revealed.
On Monday (July 24), the “Dark Knight Dummo” rapper unveiled the 19-song itinerary of his upcoming ALLTY5 album. Scheduled to drop on August 4, he has already released two joints from the final cut: “Took My Breath Away” with Skye Morales and “Last Days.”
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The album will feature a deep roster of guest contributors, namely Corbin, Lil Wayne, Roddy Rich, The Kid Laroi, Tommy Lee Sparta and Bryson Tiller. This will be Redd’s second album of 2023, following MANSION MUSIK, which went live in January.
Check out the full tracklist and album cover of the new LP below:
Redd has come a long way since his breakthrough in 2017. Talking to The New York Times for its 50th anniversary celebration piece on Hip Hop, the Ohio native broke down the origins of his eclectic sound and how it included a letter to his future “Betrayal” collaborator, Drake.
“My mom would listen to oldies, like, 2Pac, Biggie, JAY-Z, Ja Rule, that soulful sound,” he began. “And my dad listened to more like street underground from back in that era. People like Rich the Factor, Jadakiss, the Jacka and Ampichino, Fred the Godson. And then my uncle would listen to like more of the newer stuff, like [Lil] Wayne and Drake and [Young] Thug.
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“On my own time, when it came to YouTube, I would go listen to like rock, so like Kiss and the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus. I used to play Saints Row and they had a track on the game and it made me a fan.
He continued: “My brother passed away when I was young, so that kind of gave me that drive to start wanting to make music. And I would sit at my grandma’s house and just rap on the stairs and be there for like two, three hours, just freestyling. We would have little things at school where we would have to write, so I would show my pen skills. I would make my school projects cool. Like, oh, I’m gonna write a letter to Drake. I literally did that too. I wrote a rap to Drake. I was in like seventh grade.”
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“I started like experimenting with Auto-Tune and getting to my own sound. Auto-Tune and stuff like that, it got me into SoundCloud. That was like the beginning of like that super underground phase, Ugly God and Playboi Carti and Lil Uzi Vert, I started making music around the same time as them.
“But I didn’t blow up until the XXXTENTACION and Juice WRLD era. I liked X and Lil Peep. If you go to my SoundCloud, it was really X, Lil Peep and then Uzi, too.”
