Rome Streetz links up with producer Royalz, and they craft some smooth dope hip hop. And when I say smooth…I mean smoooooooth. The production is literally strung along, then progresses into a jazzy vibe. Streetz drops so many gems that I lose count which is par for the course. Love this.
Their new album, Pyrex Pot Poetry is out now and everyone should be on the move to add this to their collection.
Crossing The Rubicon, is the really dope album from producer IceRocks, featuring a host of talented emcees. Two of those emcees, Rome Streetz and Madhattan, join him on this soulful banger, Kennedy. I love how IceRocks uses this sample to his beckoning while the emcees flip precise sixteens.
Both of these emcees really get it done, professionally. I’ve been listening to ALOT of Madhattan over the last couple of years, and very few have put in the work Rome Streetz is doing over the same time period.
Rome Streetz and Futurewave link up for another album that I am anxious ot hear in the Razor’s Edge. Physicals went available to purchase yesterday, and next week streaming begins. I may just have to cop a CD to get the digi. I don’t think i can wait a week to listen.
Rome Streetz has an elite flow and Futurewave has composed some of the illest records of the last, let’s say, three years. This particular cut delves into the choices that are made on the street. Do you keep it on the stright and narrow, or do you make moves to make money?
Don’t sleep!
Rome Streetz and Ankhlejohn released a collaborative project that took me by surprise, Genesis 1:27, just dropped a few days ago and it’s HIGH on the list to check out in it’s entirety. This is an interesting pairing here. Rome Streetz has got a very polished way of emceeing and Ankhlejohn has a more grimy appeal and a raspiness that sets himself apart. But over this production from Rare Scrilla…that pairing just works. Dope music.
New video up from Rome Streetz’s latest project, Noise Kandy 4. There’s few emcees out there as polished as Streetz and here you get him rocking over some production from the under-heralded Wavy Da Ghawd. Surely you can recognize the illness!
This is the strongest track off of the best project of 2019. Yeah…you heard it. There’s no use in me even fronting. This is the dopes project out in my mind. Rome Streetz, Lord Juco, and Jamal Gasol engulf this track in some flame to make it a ridiculous inferno of sorts. Unique styles and venom on this Ro Data track. DJ Chong Wizard assembled some illness of infamous levels here.
If you haven’t checked out the album…this is a must have…a MUST have. Check it!
Big Turks is comprised of Rome Streetz, Lord Juco, and Jamal Gasol and they unleash what could be a summertime anthem with their new joint, Turkish Delight. The rhythm and the rhymes will have you in a trance if you are not careful. As an added bonus you have the venerable rhyme spitta’ Planet Asia there to set it off with an impeccable verse.
There is a BIG project in the works for this tandem, so be on the lookout for something fantastic in the near future.
Rome Streetz and Futurewave? Yes sir/ma’am!!! We have it. An ill combination that seems like was just a matter of time when considering their talent levels. Fortune Favors The Bold is also an appropriately titled track, as the guys are leaving it all out there musically for us to hear.
The Heacrack project is on it’s way!
Artist: Rome Streetz
Album: Noise Kandy 2
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Rome Streetz is ending his 2018 on a highly productive note, dropping another project entitled, Noise Kandy 2. All six tracks are heat…but if you are asking me and I know you are…my favorite tracks are the following.
Make sure you show love to the music Rome Streetz is making. My guess is we got a lot more in store come 2019.
Good grief! Did Rome Streetz just annihilate a 32 bar verse! I believe he did! Wow. That was impressive. And Mooch and Rigz also body this beat from Farma Beats. Da Cloth is just as clutch, as this song is dope.
Rome Streetz new project is dropping on Monday! I am about to check out all the older material. Shit this cut was inspiring.
Hip Hop Dependency 