Tracklist
Horses & Hellcats	2:37
A Bar Song (Tipsy)	2:51
Last Of My Kind	3:21
Anabelle	3:06
East Of The Massanutten	3:57
Highway	2:42
Let It Burn	3:26
My Fault	3:56
Vegas	3:01
Drink Don’t Need No Mix	2:13
Steal Her From Me	3:33
Finally Over	3:09

A Genre-Blending Statement of Purpose

Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going positions Shaboozey as a rare bridge between Nashville and the hip-hop world.

The album carries strong country and Americana foundations -acoustic guitars, heartfelt storytelling, and Southern atmospherics, layered with trap beats, rap cadences, and a sharp lyrical edge. Instead of forcing two genres together, he lets them weave naturally, creating songs that feel both rootsy and contemporary.

The record’s themes of ambition, identity, and navigating different cultural spaces give it weight, while its sonic variety keeps it dynamic and replayable. It’s an ambitious, genre-defying statement that widens the definition of country in 2024 and beyond.

Critical Acclaim Across Genres

The album was widely embraced by critics and audiences who praised its ability to stretch the boundaries of modern country without losing authenticity.

Publications highlighted Shaboozey’s role as one of the few artists successfully merging hip-hop swagger with Americana traditions, pointing to his crossover potential in both Nashville and mainstream music. Streaming numbers surged, boosted by viral singles and playlist placements, while country and hip-hop outlets alike acknowledged him as a trailblazer in shaping what “country rap” can sound like when executed with artistry rather than gimmickry.

The project positioned Shaboozey not only as a genre innovator but also as a cultural figure whose work speaks to a younger, more diverse audience redefining country music’s future.