16 Tracks, 38 Minutes: Montgomery, Alabama Rapper Fatt Macc Drops 'Just Call Me Trap'
The Gump's own Fatt Macc adds a 16-track album to a 2026 packed with projects, with guests Fatt Smaxk and HoodRich Pablo Juan.
Fatt Macc, the Montgomery, Alabama rapper who represents "the Gump," released Just Call Me Trap on October 16, 2026. The 16-track, 38-minute album is the latest in 2026, already stacked with album-length releases.
What's on Just Call Me Trap
The album opens with "Wall Phone (Intro)" and closes with "1 Wish," according to its Audiomack listing. In between are tracks like "Let's Talk About It," "Wig Fixed," "Pop It 4 Trap," "Yung Trap," "LL REGGIE" and "Det Dawg." Other titles include "Tired Ah," "Sandwich bag man" and "Junky azz."
Two guests are credited on the tracklist. Fatt Smaxk, whom Hot 100.9 profiled in August as "Atlanta's own," appears on "Wat U Want." HoodRich Pablo Juan joins on "Get Da Load Off."
The Apple Music album page files the project under rap and carries a ℗ line in Fatt Macc's own name, as does Audiomack. Neither page names a label.
From Bandemic to Atlantic
Fatt Macc's first commercial project, Bandemic, was independently released in 2020, his iHeart bio says. His fan base grew from local to regional to national, and after his second project, Uncle Sam, he signed with Atlantic Records, which released Young Street Dreamer in 2022. iHeart describes that album as his only Atlantic release.
The same bio credits him with "casually voluble bars paired with booming productions tailor-made for the streets." It adds that he has been "exceptionally prolific" since leaving the major label.
A nonstop 2026
The receipts back that up. Fatt Macc's Apple Music artist page lists five other album-length titles dated 2026: Southside Superstars Reloaded, Make America Trap Again, Trap Madness (Deluxe), Trap All Star (MVP Edition) and Streets Need Fatt (Fast), alongside 2025's Streets Need Fatt.
Singles kept landing too, including "I'm Bacc," "On Lock," "Trap Madness" featuring Bally Baby, "Aden Holloway," "Selection Sunday," "Still Eat Mc Donalds" and "Dave Blunts," which also appears on the new album.
His catalog runs back further than this year's flood. iHeart's top-songs list for him includes "Control the Traffic," "Bound 2 Crash" and "Jugg Cartel," and Apple Music dates "Control the Traffic" and the single "Old School" to 2024.
Where to listen and follow
Stream Just Call Me Trap on Audiomack and Apple Music, and catch up on his full catalog on his Apple Music artist page.
Sources
Audiomack — "Just Call Me Trap by Fatt Macc"
Apple Music — "Just Call Me Trap - Album by Fatt Macc"
Apple Music — "Fatt Macc on Apple Music"
iHeart — "Fatt Macc"
Hot 100.9 — "Fatt Smaxk Is Blazing A Path In Atlanta Rap Scene"