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On April 1st, Fettywab just dropped his new album Xavier, a 17-track project he poured his heart into, even crafting seven of those songs, straight from prison.

The 34-year-old rapper got out in January after doing over three years on a six-year sentence for drug charges and he hit the studio hard.

Right away.

Released on March 27th, it's his first big move back into music.

He told the fader he doesn't jot down lyrics on paper.

Instead, he builds everything in his head.

Locked up with no way to record, he looped those jail tracks mentally, repeating them non-stop until they stuck.

Standouts like, right back to you, white roses, I remember, and full for you, which flips a cranberry sample, all came from that grind.

Fans are buzzing about the fresh vibe, and Fetty's hyped too, calling it an all-around solid body of work, where you can vibe out, reflect, and have.

Fun. Interestingly, his voice sounds just like the trap queen days from 2015, because he didn't rap or sing once while inside, total silence.

Preserve that signature tone.

Xavier is like his grown-up alter ego, more mature than the Fetty persona we know.

Fresh off early release, he's shouting out family, friends, and supporters while shifting focus to community work, like boosting education, tech, skills, and eye care for at-risk kids.

This comeback feels real. Blending raw creativity with purpose proof, you can rebuild stronger after the storm.

Keep an eye on how Xavier reshapes his lane. That's the story for today.

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