All Ice On Me

All Ice On Me is a seminal mixtape-style album released in 2009, marking a critical juncture in the career of Tauheed Epps. At this stage, he was still operating under the moniker Tity Boi and was transitioning from his duo work in Playaz Circle toward a solo identity. The project is massive, spanning two discs and 34 tracks, reflecting the 'flood the streets' mentality of the late 2000s Atlanta rap scene. Sonically, it is a masterclass in early trap production, featuring heavy 808s and synth-driven melodies that are more abrasive and less 'pop' than his later hits like 'Birthday Song.' The album features early collaborations and remixes that highlight his connectivity within the Southern rap circuit. Despite its length, it maintains a high energy level, serving as a bridge between the gritty street rap of the mid-2000s and the high-fashion trap of the 2010s. It remains a cult favorite for fans who prefer the raw, unpolished version of the artist.