Post Malone’s ‘F-1 Trillion’ Shines, But His Solo Tracks Are the Real Gems

It’s an exciting weekend for music fans as Post Malone has finally released his highly anticipated full-length country album, F-1 Trillion. After years of teasing his country project, the album features some of the biggest names in country music and has already garnered exceptional reviews online. One media personality even described it as “BANGER AFTER BANGER AFTER BANGER.”

Post Malone, who has long had the ability to create country music but has seldom utilized it, showcases his talents in this new venture. The album’s impressive list of featured artists speaks volumes about the respect Post Malone commands within the music industry. Some of the big names included in F-1 Trillion are Dolly Parton, Hank Williams Jr., Chris Stapleton, Luke Combs, Lainey Wilson, Brad Paisley, Tim McGraw, Morgan Wallen, Blake Shelton, Sierra Ferrell, Jelly Roll, HARDY, ERNEST, and Billy Strings.

All of the featured artists brought their A-game to the project, seamlessly blending their styles with Post Malone’s. However, some listeners, including myself, find Post’s solo tracks even more captivating. While the duets are undoubtedly excellent, there’s something special about hearing Post Malone’s unique take on the country genre when he’s on his own.

One standout solo track is “What Don’t Belong To Me,” where Post Malone pours his heart out, listing the things he could do for his loved one but admitting he can’t give up his heart because it no longer belongs to him. This track showcases his vulnerability and depth, making it a favorite among listeners.

“What Don’t Belong To Me”
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Another notable solo song is “Right About You,” which leans more into traditional country sounds. This track reflects on Post Malone’s past and expresses gratitude for finding the right person who helped him change his ways. It’s an emotionally rich song that resonates with many fans.

“Right About You”
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Lastly, “Yours” is a touching track that will undoubtedly become a staple for father-daughter moments at weddings. Its heartfelt lyrics and vivid imagery make it a tear-jerker, and it could inspire an internet challenge for dads to try listening without crying.

“Yours”
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For those who, like me, enjoy Post Malone’s solo work on this album, there’s more to look forward to. Alongside the album’s release, Post Malone has announced an extended version called F-1 Trillion: Long Bed, featuring nine more solo tracks. This extended version is already available, giving fans even more music to enjoy.

“Back To Texas”
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“Fallin’ In Love”
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Source: Particle News