OUTKAST

OutKast’s debut album, Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik (1994), helped put Atlanta and Southern hip-hop on the map. Produced largely by Organized Noize, it mixes funk, soul, heavy bass, and Southern car culture. OutKast—André 3000 and Big Boi, still teenagers—rap mainly about Atlanta life, partying, hustling, relationships, and ambition. Key songs include “Player’s Ball,” “Git Up, Git Out,” “Hootie Hoo,” and “Crumblin’ Erb.” The album was successful and established OutKast as major newcomers. Its importance goes beyond sales: OutKast helped prove that Southern rap had its own identity and deserved national attention—a point André famously summed up in 1995 with “The South got something to say.”

A1 Peaches (Intro)
A2 Ain't No Thang
A3 Welcome To Atlanta (Interlude)
A4 Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik
A5 Call Of Da Wild feat Goodie Mob
A6 Player's Ball (Original)
A7 Claimin True
B1 True Dat (Interlude)
B2 Crumblin Erb
B3 Funky Ride
B4 Git Up, Git Out feat Goodie Mob
B5 Hootie Hoo