I Want To Die In New Orleans
$uicideboy$
I Want To Die In New Orleans is the debut studio album by New Orleans hip‑hop duo $uicideboy$, released on September 7, 2018 via their own label G*59 Records. After years of prolific EP and mixtape output on SoundCloud, the record serves as their first fully fledged commercial album, distilling the horrorcore, Memphis‑rap revival, and cloud‑rap aesthetics they’d been working with into a more focused, concept‑driven project. The album debuted at No. 9 on the Billboard 200, selling about 49,000 units in its first week and marking their transition from underground phenomenon to charting act.
Musically, the record is dark, grimy, and intentionally rough‑textured, with eerie, sample‑based beats, heavy bass, and production that draws heavily on old Three 6 Mafia–style horrorcore and lo‑fi Southern rap. The 14 tracks—running around 42 minutes—include “King Tulip,” “NICOTINE PATCHES,” “PHANTOM MENACE,” “122 DAYS,” “WAR TIME ALL THE TIME,” “Long Gone (Save Me from This Hell),” “Carrollton,” “Meet Mr. NICEGUY,” and “I No Longer Fear the Razor Guarding My Heel (IV),” among others. Ruby da Cherry and $crim trade verses that revolve around depression, addiction, suicidal ideation, self‑loathing, and violent imagery, often delivered in rapid triplet flows and shouted hooks that emphasize the numbness and nihilism at the core of their persona.
I Want To Die In New Orleans
$uicideboy$
I Want To Die In New Orleans is the debut studio album by New Orleans hip‑hop duo $uicideboy$, released on September 7, 2018 via their own label G*59 Records. After years of prolific EP and mixtape output on SoundCloud, the record serves as their first fully fledged commercial album, distilling the horrorcore, Memphis‑rap revival, and cloud‑rap aesthetics they’d been working with into a more focused, concept‑driven project. The album debuted at No. 9 on the Billboard 200, selling about 49,000 units in its first week and marking their transition from underground phenomenon to charting act.
Musically, the record is dark, grimy, and intentionally rough‑textured, with eerie, sample‑based beats, heavy bass, and production that draws heavily on old Three 6 Mafia–style horrorcore and lo‑fi Southern rap. The 14 tracks—running around 42 minutes—include “King Tulip,” “NICOTINE PATCHES,” “PHANTOM MENACE,” “122 DAYS,” “WAR TIME ALL THE TIME,” “Long Gone (Save Me from This Hell),” “Carrollton,” “Meet Mr. NICEGUY,” and “I No Longer Fear the Razor Guarding My Heel (IV),” among others. Ruby da Cherry and $crim trade verses that revolve around depression, addiction, suicidal ideation, self‑loathing, and violent imagery, often delivered in rapid triplet flows and shouted hooks that emphasize the numbness and nihilism at the core of their persona.