It’s been a long time coming for the next chapter in Ro Ransom’s saga. With the release of Ransomnia last summer, Ro is gearing up for the release of his new project appropriately titled Ro Ransom Is The Future. A lot has happened since then, and we can only expect to hear what’s new through this next body of work. Get a glimpse into the future with ‘Forgiveness’ above, produced by RobGotBeats of ‘CM Punk’ fame.
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Out of nowhere, Ro Ransom drops some unreleased footage previewing a new song. The clip is titled ‘Fallen Angel’ and features a watermark that reads ‘Coyote Yakuza’, while the track samples Aaliyah’s ‘One In A Million’. We’re excited to see what Ro has in store this Spring.
Ro Ransom has recently released his Coyote Yakuza online store, featuring his own brand of merchandise. This site features a collection of t-shirts, hoodies, snapbacks, and beanies all with Ro’s signature logos. These items are now available here.
This evening, Ro Ransom offers an extended version of his track ‘Anonymous’, originally found on his Ransomnia mixtape. Press play and vibe out to this track above.
New Ro Ransom this evening as he brings a healthy amount of bars on his latest cut ‘Yamato’, going in over Lil’ Wayne’s ‘Gossip’. Stream and/or download this track above and look out for more new material from Ro on the way.
New music from Ro Ransom this evening as he releases ‘No Fucks Given’. Listen to this track above, and get ready for 2013 to be a big year for Ro.
Following up the success of his most recent project Ransomnia, Ro Ransom offers up a new version, now chopped and screwed by Chase B. Take a look at the tracklist and vibe to Ransomnia chopped and screwed below.
I can remember the first time I heard Encore like it was yesterday. It was Friday, November 12th, 2004; George Bush had (kind of) just been re-elected, I was eleven years old and just about the biggest Eminem fan in the world. I didn’t have any money, and my friend Matthew from down the street came over to my house to play video games; or whatever it is that eleven year olds and thirteen year olds do on a Friday. He, unlike me, had $13.99 to spend and bought the album in question, but didn’t seem too thrilled: “Hey man, you can honestly have this shit if you want it. I’m not keeping this, it’s terrible,” he told me. He really gave it to me; I just figured Christmas came early.
Eminem was coming off of the critically acclaimed Eminem Show, and the 8 Mile movie & soundtrack, so I could only imagine that expectations were high for the proverbial “encore” to the show. But when it leaked (as the legend has it, I was too young to know anything about album leaks), it was apparently so bad that people thought it was a fake created to throw people/bootleggers off from what the album really actually was. I wasn’t trying to hear it…you couldn’t tell eleven year old me shit. As far as I was concerned, Encore was just as jamming as the first three albums. I got older, and as I got older and the blinders of fandom began to wear off, I started agreeing with everybody else: that Encore was a terribly bad mistake in a catalogue full of work that didn’t deserve to be placed next to it. But now that I’m even older than I was when I came to that conclusion, and now that we know more about that time period in Marshall’s life, I revisited Encore and came to a lot of new understandings that eleven year old me could’ve never wrapped his mind around, including that Encore may unequivocally be Em’s weakest effort, but it may also be his most interesting. Here’s why.
It’s been a long time coming for Ro Ransom, but today marks the day his highly anticipated mixtape Ransomnia hits the net and the day the world ends. With features and beats from Xaphoon Jones, Rich Hil, Cardo, Travi$ Scott, Casey Veggies, Trae Tha Truth, 10ille, Chuck Inglish and more, this is definitely the perfect introduction to Ro as an artist. The future looks bright. Download the mixtape below.
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