Troy Ave Pairs A Banging Beat With A Gorgeous Sample On "Roberta Flack"

One of New York's many rappers, Troy Ave, recently carried on his lengthy album series, White Christmas. It is a collection of LPs in which its first release dates back to Christmas of 2012. There is not a lot about these projects that relates to the widely celebrated holiday, outside of some song titles and album covers. Nonetheless, it is Troy's halo series and one that fans are still enjoying to this day. He is now up to the 11th entry and it was put out on streaming platforms just this past Friday (December 22).

This newest iteration features a lot of solid tracks. The production is vast and even sees Troy dip into his singing bag. However, he sounds quite awkward on it, even though it is one of the more personal songs on the record. Besides that, there are not a lot of lulls in the tracklist. The first half is especially strong.

Listen To "Roberta F; " By Troy Ave

One song in the first fourth of the project that is worth talking about is "Roberta Flack." The title is a reference to a retired soul singer who had plenty of number-one hits. There is not a lot of info on this album, but Troy could have possibly sampled some of her vocals for this cut. It is arguably what makes the song so fun as the vocals are extremely soulful and have that iconic Chipmunk treatment. See what we are talking about and check it out above.

What are your initial thoughts on this brand-new song, "Roberta Flack," by Troy Ave? Is this the best track from White Christmas 11, why or why not? If not, what cut what you put above it? Where do you rank this entry into the series amongst the rest of them? Is this one of the more underrated album collections in hip-hop? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Troy Ave. Finally, stick with us for all of the best song drops throughout the week.