Released on June 7, 2013, Hell Money is a quintessential underground project by Ruben Slikk that captures the raw, experimental spirit of the Florida-based Metro Zu collective. The album blends elements of dark trap, cloud rap, and drill, featuring distorted, lo-fi production that has earned it a lasting cult reputation among fans of alternative hip-hop. Notable for its gritty atmosphere and unconventional lyrical themes, the project includes early collaborations with artists like Denzel Curry, particularly on the melodic standout "Ambers Fine Ass". By merging hedonistic trap aesthetics with the occult inspired imagery of its title, referencing ritual paper offerings for the deceased, Ruben Slikk established Hell Money as a definitive work in his prolific and highly influential underground discography.
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