Wolfgang (album)

''Wolfgang'' is the debut studio album by American rapper Lupe Fiasco. It was released on September 13, 2006, by 1st & 15th/Atlantic Records. The album's title is a reference to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, reflecting Fiasco's ambition and complex lyrical style.

The album features a diverse range of production styles and lyrical themes, exploring social commentary, personal experiences, and philosophical concepts. Critically acclaimed upon release, ''Wolfgang'' showcased Fiasco's unique blend of intricate wordplay and socially conscious messages. It was praised for its dense lyricism, complex rhyme schemes, and sophisticated production.

While commercially successful, achieving gold certification in the US, it did not reach the same mainstream level of popularity as some of his later works. However, it solidified Fiasco's reputation as a skilled and innovative rapper, establishing a distinct artistic identity and influencing subsequent artists. The album's impact is significant in the context of conscious hip-hop, its intellectual depth and creative ambition marking it as a landmark release in Fiasco's career. Notable singles from the album include "Kick, Push" and "Daydreamin'". The album's production credits are shared among several prominent producers. Further details on specific tracks, personnel, and chart performance can be found through external online resources dedicated to music information.