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Welcome Home Radric Davis
Hip-Hop · 2010 · 18 tracks

Welcome Home Radric Davis

Gucci Mane

A victory lap of icy Atlanta trap. Heavy 808s and deadpan delivery define this post-release celebration of freedom and street dominance.

2010 · Not On Label (Gucci Mane Self-released)

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A relentless, high-stakes celebration of freedom and street-level dominance.

Tracklist · 18 Tracks
01
Welcome Home Radric Davis
02
Birds (Welcome Home remix)
03
Pretty Boy Swag (remix)
04
I Got Em
05
Its Alive
06
Laughin Money
07
Straight Cash
08
She Geeked
09
I Think I Love Her (remix)
10
I Be Everywhere
11
I Am Legend
12
Boy From the Block
13
Do This Shit Again
14
Adios Amigos
15
How Im Living
16
Beat It Up
17
Welcome Home Freestyle
18
Not Going Back to Jail
Moments Worth Listening For
The relentless 808 kick on 'I Be Everywhere' that feels like it's physically pushing air.
The celebratory, almost melodic hook on 'I Think I Love Her (remix)' showing a rare pop sensibility.
The closing vulnerability and resolve of 'Not Going Back to Jail' ending the album on a grounded note.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Welcome Home Radric Davis sound next to the rest of Gucci Mane's catalogue?

Freedom+4.0σ

The writing leans far further into freedom than the rest of the catalogue.

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