Ben Folds' debut solo album, "Rockin' The Suburbs," released on August 29, 2001, under Epic Records, is a testament to his growth as an artist and a delightful departure from his previous work with Ben Folds Five. Clocking in at just under 48 minutes, this album is a collection of 12 tracks that blend catchy melodies with thoughtful, introspective lyrics. The album's title track, "Rockin' the Suburbs," sets the tone with its playful yet poignant exploration of suburban life, while tracks like "Still Fighting It" and "The Luckiest" showcase Folds' knack for crafting songs that are both deeply personal and universally relatable. The album also includes fan favorites like "Fred Jones, Pt. 2" and "Annie Waits," which highlight Folds' signature piano-driven sound and his ability to tell compelling stories through his music. With its clever lyrics, memorable hooks, and genuine emotional resonance, "Rockin' The Suburbs" is a standout album that solidifies Ben Folds' status as a master of his craft.