About this album
Where they were
In 2001, Foxy Brown released 'Broken Silence' as her third studio album, following her successful sophomore effort 'Chyna Doll' from 1999. At this point in her career, she was navigating a resurgence in the hip-hop scene after several years of personal struggles and industry challenges. The album marked a significant comeback, showcasing her lyrical prowess and depth after a brief hiatus.
Why it matters
'Broken Silence' debuted at number five on the Billboard 200 and solidified Foxy Brown's status as a leading female voice in hip-hop. The album received critical acclaim for its production and lyrical content, addressing themes of empowerment and resilience, which resonated deeply within the genre during the early 2000s.
Essential tracks
- "Fallin’" — This track features a catchy hook and showcases Foxy's ability to blend melodic elements with hard-hitting rap, making it a standout hit.
- "B.K Anthem" — An homage to Brooklyn, this track encapsulates Foxy's pride in her roots while asserting her dominance in the hip-hop landscape.
- "Hood Scriptures" — With its powerful narrative about life in the streets, this track reflects Foxy's authentic voice and storytelling skills that resonate with many listeners.
Release Date
January 1, 2001
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Intro — Broken Silence 2:17
- 2 Fallin’ 3:11
- 3 Oh Yeah 4:21
- 4 B.K Anthem 4:19
- 5 The Letter 7:00
- 6 730 4:12
- 7 Candy 3:44
- 8 Tables Will Turn 3:33
- 9 Hood Scriptures 3:47
- 10 Run Dem 3:58
- 11 ’Bout My Paper 4:00
- 12 Run Yo Shit 4:24
- 13 Na Na Be Like 3:36
- 14 Gangsta Boogie 4:15
- 15 I Don’t Care 2:20
- 16 So Hot 3:43
- 17 Saddest Day 4:45
- 18 Broken Silence 4:56
