Trendsetter (album)

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Trendsetter
Studio album by Fler
Released Germany June 23, 2006
Genre hip hop
Length 67:23 / 77:52 (+DVD)
Label Aggro Berlin
Producer DJ Desue, Don Tone and others
Fler chronology

Neue Deutsche Welle
(2005)
Trendseter
(2006)
Airmax Muzik
(2007)

Trendsetter is the second solo studio album by Fler. It released the 23 June 2006 over Berlin label Aggro Berlin. A Premium Edition released with bonus CD and a DVD, that features interviews, concerts of backstage reports of Fler. Appearance of Sido, Tony D, Juelz Santana and others, who commenting their relationship with him.

Background

Four music videos were produced for the songs "Papa ist zurück", "Çüs Junge", "Chef (Clip & Klar)" and "Wir bleiben stehen". The video to "Chef (Clip & Klar)" wasn't shown on MTV and Viva because of its portrayed hardness on the afternoon program, however, it was shown on the night program.

Track listing

No. TitleProducer(s) Length
1. "Pacino Intro"    0:57
2. "Papa ist zurück" (Daddy is back again)  3:10
3. "Der Guteste" (The good one, featuring G-Hot)  3:54
4. "Ich bleib’ wie ich bin" (I stay who I am)  4:28
5. "Die Schule brennt" (The school burns)  3:36
6. "A.G.G.R.O. Gee"    3:22
7. "Ich scheine" (I shine)  3:22
8. "Vatermorgana" (Father morgana)  3:57
9. "Am Abzug" (In the trigger, featuring Deso Dog)  4:30
10. "Breakdance" (featuring G-Hot)  4:31
11. "Nick bis dein Genick bricht" (Nod until your neck breaks, featuring Tony D)  3:52
12. "Meine Homies" (My homies)  3:49
13. "Skit"    0:36
14. "Backstage Pass" (featuring B-Tight & Alpa Gun)  3:47
15. "Zeit ist Geld" (Time is money, featuring Bass Sultan Hengzt)  3:53
16. "Reich so reich" (Rich so rich)  3:59
17. "Çüs Junge" (Bye boy, featuring Muhabbet)  3:14
18. "Böser Engel" (Bad angel)  4:08
19. "Verrückt wie krass" (Crazy as wicked, featuring Sido)  4:08
Samples
  • "Wir bleiben stehen" contains a sample of "Dönence" by Baris Manco[1][2]
Notes
  • "Gangzta Mucke" replaced the song "Die Schule brennt", on the Premium Edition.

References

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