We really liked the style of the layout, as we could give it a minimalistic approach, which is often used in Trap artwork.
At this point we faced a problem - there were no actual conventions for a Trap album, as album CD's are almost never sold and bought, they were always sold online.
We decided to try and base our idea and concept off album artwork for an online record. We went with Dillion Francis' album 'Money Sucks Friends Rule'.
This album falls under the genre of Moombahton, a genre that is often merged with Trap, and holds many similarities and some influences. A lot of modern Trap and Moombahton have a wacky sense of humour that gets used as a marketing ploy.
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