Dream Chasers signee Tafia warmed up with the release of Street Clarity: Gangsta Grillz but today, he's coming at necks with the release of his debut album, Mention My Name. The North Miami MC's latest project is an effortless display of his consistency and natural bravado. Laced with 16 songs in total, the rapper boasts an array of collaborations with artists like Young Dolph, Davido, Jeremih, Vory, and Rob49.
Tafia gritty delivery and streetwise bars turns him into the official flagbearer of the DC camp with the release of Mention My Name. Check his new project out below, as well as the tracklist.
01. Midnight Motion
02. Mention My Name
03. No Cappin (feat. Rob49)
04. Na Na
05. Love Me
06. Been On It
07. Nobody (feat. Vory)
08. Paper Route (feat. Young Dolph)
09. Roses
10. U Was Bad For Me
11. Too Crazy
12. In The Stars
13. Involve (feat. Davido & Jeremih)
14. Me Against The World
15. U-Turn
16. Poet (Bonus Track)
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