Boosie Badazz Returns With New Project "In House"

Boosie Badazz is back with his latest body of work, "In House."

BYAron A.Jun 13, 202041.6K Views

For a lot of rappers, quarantine simply became a free working block as shows and concert periods were canceled out of concerns of COVID-19. That being said, Boosie, who's been releasing music at a frequent and consistent pace, has returned with a brand new album that he recorded on lockdown titled In House. With animated cover art depicting himself and producer Jit The Beast with medical masks on in the studio, In House includes seventeen tracks with appearances from Dee Rogers and Bun B.

Check the tracklist out below.

1. Born
2. Close the Papers
3. Dope Muzik
4. Fame and Pain
5. Flavors
6. Gangsta Party ft. Dee Rogers
7. Having Things
8. Hood Nigga
9. Let Me Roll
10. Letters from Donkey
11. Lights On
12. Lil Bitty Town
13. Meal Talk ft. Bun B
14. Purpose
15. Ran It Up
16. That Old Corner
17. Try Me

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