About this album
Sound:
"A vibrant blend of Southern hip-hop rhythms and playful lyricism, showcasing Da Brat's distinct flow and charisma."
Where they were
When 'Funkdafied' was released in 1994, Da Brat was establishing herself as a prominent voice in hip-hop. This debut album followed her appearance on Jermaine Dupri's So So Def label, marking a critical entry into the music scene with her unique style and perspective.
Why it matters
'Funkdafied' is significant for being one of the first solo female rap albums to achieve platinum status, paving the way for future women in hip-hop. The album's success helped solidify Da Brat's position in the industry during a time when female rappers were often marginalized.
Essential tracks
- "Funkdafied" — The title track encapsulates the album's playful spirit and showcases Da Brat’s signature flow, making it an anthem of self-empowerment.
- "Fa All Y'all" — This track features catchy hooks and confident verses that exemplify Da Brat's lyrical prowess and set the tone for the album's upbeat vibe.
- "Give It 2 You" — With its infectious beat and engaging lyrics, this track highlights Da Brat's ability to blend party vibes with sharp wordplay, making it a staple in her catalog.
Release Date
June 28, 1994
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Da Shit Ya Can’t Fuc Wit 2:23
- 2 Fa All Y’all 3:19
- 3 Fire It Up, Celebration Time 3:30
- 4 Funkdafied 3:05
- 5 May da Funk Be Wit ’cha 4:13
- 6 Ain’t No Thang 3:54
- 7 Come and Get Some 3:12
- 8 Mind Blowin 4:31
- 9 Give It 2 You 3:13
