Solid Foundation

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Solid Foundation
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ReleasedFebruary 3, 2014 (2014-02-03)
Recorded2013–2014
Genre Hip hoptrap
Length72:39
Label Quality Control Music
Producer
Quality Control Music chronology
Solid Foundation
(2014)
Control the Streets, Volume 1
(2017)

Solid Foundation is the debut compilation mixtape by the American record label Quality Control Music. It was released on February 3, 2014. [1] It features artists from the label including Migos, Rich The Kid, Skippa Da Flippa, Jose Guapo, Johnny Cinco, Lil Duke, Chill Will, Dirty Dave, Cartie, and Losie. The mixtape has only one outside appearance, from Gucci Mane. Its production was handled by Murda Beatz, Mercy, Dee Money, 30 Roc, Spiffy, Zaytoven, Hittman Traxx, Butla, Metro Boomin, Will A Fool, Young CEO and JB Did It, among others. [1]

Contents

Background

The mixtape was scheduled to drop during Super Bowl Sunday, but it was delayed by several hours. [1]

Promotion

Before the mixtape's release, a promotional vlog directed by Keemotion was released. [2]

Reception

Jake Rohn for BET wrote, "For fans who enjoy the hard-hitting beats that have established the South in the mainstream, Solid Foundation is exactly what it's[sic] name suggests, but as a group, Quality Control Music still has a ways to go if they're looking to keep building." [3]

Track listing

No.TitleProducersLength
1."Kick The Door Down" (Quavo, Losie, Jose Guapo & Lil Duke) Murda Beatz 4:31
2."Get Down" (Migos featuring Gucci Mane)
  • Mercy
  • DJ Plugg
4:16
3."How Does It Feel?" (Losie)DJ Plugg2:43
4."Rich Nigga Shit" (Rich The Kid)Dee Money2:43
5."ATM" (Jose Guapo & Lil Duke) 30 Roc 3:49
6."No Choice" (Johnny Cinco)Spiffy3:08
7."Dramatic" (Migos) Zaytoven 4:23
8."Shawn Kemp" (Chill Will & Migos)
  • Zaytoven
  • Makkis
4:15
9."Designer" (Skippa Da Flippa & Johnny Cinco)Hittman Traxx2:47
10."When We Ride" (Lil Duke)Butla2:24
11."Ounces" (Migos)
4:16
12."Water Whip" (Rich The Kid, Chill Will & Dirty Dave)
  • Murda Beatz
  • Makkis
4:19
13."They Gave The Wrong Young Nigga Money" (Johnny Cinco)Will-A-Fool3:48
14."R.N.S" (Lil Duke & Losie)
  • Metro Boomin
  • Makkis
3:04
15."Married To The Money" (Cartie)Young CEO4:05
16."Fuck The Rap Game (Remix)" (Jose Guapo & Migos)Metro Boomin4:57
17."Surrender" (Chill Will)JB Did It5:52
18."Roger That" (Losie)DJ Plugg3:08
19."I Really Do This" (Dirty Dave) 3:00
20."QC Addiction" (Migos, Skippa Da Flippa & Lil Duke) Keenan Webb 4:31
Total length:72:39

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