Fort Europa

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Fort Europa
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Studio album by
Released2005
RecordedAt Wax Cabinet Studio in Sweden
Genre Hip hop
Length58:25
Label David Vs Goliath
Burning Heart Records
Producer Embee
Looptroop chronology
The Struggle Continues
(2002)
Fort Europa
(2005)
Good Things
(2008)
Singles from Fort Europa
  1. "Fort Europa"
    Released: 2005
  2. "Chana Masala"
    Released: 2005

Fort Europa is the third album by the Swedish hip hop group Looptroop. It was released in 2005 by Burning Heart Records and is entirely produced by Embee. An instrumental version of the album has also been released.

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Track listing

  1. Dm-87 - 1:16
  2. Fort Europa - 4:13
  3. 21 Grams - 4:25
  4. Chana Masala - 4:04
  5. Trinfidelity - 2:31
  6. Night Train - 5:09
  7. 21 Bars - 1:02
  8. Rainbow Faces - 4:12
  9. Hurricane George feat. Timbuktu & Chords - 4:00
  10. Trinsanity - 1:57
  11. Sparkplug - 3:06
  12. Trrism - 4:39
  13. Carneval - 4:29
  14. Heavy Rains - 5:52
  15. Trincest - 2:04
  16. Unilateral Communication - 5:31


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