A notable event in Miami's music history occurred on July 29, 1997. Trick Daddy, a rapper from Miami, released his debut album. This album was titled "Based on a True Story".
The album was released through Slip-N-Slide Records, which was a relatively new label at the time. Further information about this event can be found through the Miami New Times, which reported on the release of Trick Daddy's debut album.
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