Post Malone Releases Deluxe Version of ‘F-1Trillion: Long Bed’ with Nine More Solo Songs

To celebrate today's (August 16th) release of his debut country album, F-1Trillion, Post Malone has surprised fans by adding nine brand new solo tracks to the project.

The expanded version of the record - titled F-1Trillion: Long Bed - features never-heard-before songs such as ‘Dead at the Honky Tonk’, ‘Killed a Man’, ‘Back to Texas’ and more.

It's a welcome but unexpected treat, with Post Malone using the extended portion of F-1Trillion: Long Bed as a way of getting personal and showcasing his versatility once again.

‘Fallin’ in Love’ is a sweet, rose-tinted ode to a relationship - seemingly that with his fiancée - while ‘Dead at the Honky Tonk’ is a swaggering, rowdy Friday-night anthem.

The original version of F-1Trillion has been met with widespread rave reviews from fans and critics alike, with the country music world toasting Post Malone's ability to seamlessly flit between various sub-genres such as bluegrass (‘M-E-X-I-C-O’), traditional country (‘Never Love You Again’), Southern Rock (‘California Sober’) and more.

However, the only criticism levelled at Post Malone has been that some fans wished they could hear more tracks featuring him alone from the ‘Chemical’ hitmaker, with the trio of solo songs from F-1Trillion, ‘Right About You’, ‘What Don't Belong to Me’ and ’Yours’, being celebrated by many as three of the most impactful on the project.

Posty has delivered a resounding response to these murmurs of discontent, though, by unleashing nine additional offerings as part of the blockbuster F-1Trillion: Long Bed record.

The original project was being rightly hailed by many as an early candidate for album of the year - and now that we have these extras, it's safe to say the case for this just got stronger.

For the full list of additional songs on F-1Trillion: Long Bed, see below:

1. ‘Fallin’ in Love’

2. ‘Dead at the Honky Tonk’

3. ‘Killed a Man’

4. ‘Ain't How It Ends’

5. ‘Hey Mercedes’

6. ‘Go to Hell’

7. ‘Two Hearts’

8. ‘Who Needs You’

9. ‘Back to Texas’

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