About this album
Where they were
When Z-Ro released 'Crack' in 2008, he was solidifying his status as a leading voice in Southern hip-hop. This album came after his commercial success with 'Let the Truth Be Told' (2005), marking a continuation of his raw, introspective style that resonated deeply with fans of gangsta rap.
Why it matters
'Crack' is notable for its influence on the Houston rap scene and its critical reception, establishing Z-Ro as a key figure in Southern hip-hop. The album features themes of struggle and resilience, which contributed to its strong connection with listeners and helped it gain traction on various music charts.
Essential tracks
- "Call My Phone" — This track features a hauntingly relatable narrative about loneliness and longing, showcasing Z-Ro's lyrical depth and emotional authenticity.
- "Tired" — In 'Tired', Z-Ro delivers powerful reflections on exhaustion from life's struggles, encapsulating the album's overarching theme of perseverance.
- "25 Lighters" — '25 Lighters' serves as an anthem for hustlers, blending catchy hooks with street-wise wisdom, making it a standout track in Z-Ro’s discography.
Release Date
January 1, 2008
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Crack Intro 4:21
- 2 Call My Phone 6:00
- 3 Made 5:33
- 4 Top Notch 4:54
- 5 You 4:36
- 6 Here We Go 5:07
- 7 The Mo City Don 4:54
- 8 If That's How You Feel 5:41
- 9 Eyes On Paper 5:26
- 10 Tired 5:12
- 11 Rollin 5:42
- 12 Paid My Dues 5:34
- 13 Baby Girl 5:07
- 14 Lonely 4:50
- 15 25 Lighters 6:51
