So muss man gehen Lyrics & Tracklist – Farid Bang & Various Artists
Album Info
So muss man gehen is an upcoming studio album by German rapper Farid Bang, featuring multiple international collaborations across the European hip-hop scene. The project is structured as a multi-artist release with contributions from German, French, Italian, and North African rap performers.
The album is expected to include a total of 15 tracks, combining solo performances and high-profile collaborations. Early listings highlight a strong emphasis on multilingual rap styles and cross-regional production influences.
Brief Description
The album brings together artists from different rap cultures, blending German gangsta rap with French street rap, Italian trap influences, and North African hip-hop elements. The collaborations suggest a focus on street narratives, identity, loyalty, and urban life experiences across different European contexts.
Farid Bang leads the project while sharing significant vocal and lyrical space with featured artists, making it a collaborative compilation-style studio album rather than a strictly solo release.
Musical Style
The sound of the album is rooted in hard-hitting hip-hop and trap production, with heavy basslines, rhythmic percussion, and melodic hooks. The featured artists introduce stylistic diversity, including French rap flows, melodic autotuned trap segments, and Mediterranean street rap influences.
Release Information
Format: Digital, streaming, and physical editions
Track Count: 15 tracks (expected)
Tracklist
- 1. TBA
- 2. TBA
- 3. TBA
- 4. Moros (feat. Morad, Baby Gang, La Fouine & 3robi)
- 5. TBA
- 6. TBA
- 7. TBA
- 8. TBA
- 9. TBA
- 10. TBA
- 11. TBA
- 12. TBA
- 13. TBA
- 14. Straße*
- 15. Bei Gott (Snippet) (feat. Samra & Farid Bang)
Credits
Main Artist: Farid Bang
Featured Artists: Morad, Baby Gang, La Fouine, 3robi, Samra
Production & Writing: Detailed production credits have not been fully disclosed at this stage. The album is expected to include multiple producers associated with European hip-hop and trap scenes.
Context
So muss man gehen stands out for its international collaboration approach, bringing together artists from different linguistic and cultural backgrounds. The album reflects a broader trend in European rap toward cross-border collaborations and genre blending.



