Album Info

Something’s In The Water

Hip-Hop/Rap - 2026

In 2026, LaRussell is reaping what he sowed: Eight years and countless albums into his career, the Vallejo, California, rapper... more

Tracklist

1

United Bay of America (feat. Ave) [Skit]

0:11 min
2

I’m From The Bay

3:08 min
3

Something’s In The Water (feat. Niveen) [Skit]

0:06 min
4

Wigglin

2:23 min
5

More For Me

2:16 min
6

Marshawn Lynch (feat. Marshawn Lynch) [Skit]

0:24 min
7

Wake Shit Up

2:15 min
8

Chuy Gomez (feat. Chuy Gomez) [Skit]

0:14 min
9

Hot Summer Night

1:57 min
10

Get Off Me

2:21 min
11

I Got Flavor

2:01 min
12

You’ve Reached LaRussell’s Phone (feat. Niveen) [Skit]

0:09 min
13

How Far Can You Go?

2:21 min
14

Thug Cry

3:12 min

About Something’s In The Water

In 2026, LaRussell is reaping what he sowed: Eight years and countless albums into his career, the Vallejo, California, rapper recently opened the Super Bowl LX Tailgate Concert and inked a record deal with Roc Nation. Still, he’s known to rep the Bay at every opportunity, from the shows he’s thrown for years in his childhood backyard to his bouncy, exuberant post-hyphy sound. That’s especially true on Something’s in the Water, which begins with a Pledge of Allegiance to the United Bay of America: “One nation under hyphy, indivisible, with liberty and slaps for all.” It’s a full-length collaboration with Lil Jon, whose production work on hits like E-40’s “Tell Me When to Go” bridged the gap between crunk and hyphy two decades before. Here the duo take it back to the Bay circa 2006, when T-shirts were XXXL and the streets rang with the refrain of “Yadadamean?” Lead single “I’m from the Bay” distills the project’s essence, as LaRussell declares proudly: “I’m from the Bay/I rep it hard/I’m known worldwide, but I blew up from my backyard.”