Author Topic: Rick Ross says his new album 'is shattering the game.' (Read 281 times)

Elano · « **on:** February 20, 2009, 11:45:01 AM »

BROOKLYN, New York — Rick Ross called Shawn Carter for "Maybach Music" on his Trilla LP. But instead of retreading the territory that he and Jay-Z trampled with the classic cut, the Miami Boss reached out to Hov's musical heir for "Maybach Music, Pt. 2": Dwayne Carter. Lil Wayne joins Ross on Deeper Than Rap, due March 24.

"I'mma keep it real; I gotta shout out Jay-Z, shout out the Roc," Ross told MTV News last week. " 'Maybach Music,' that was timeless. I would never disrespect that record and those rhymes, just to say I topped it. But I'mma say this, on Deeper Than Rap, there is a 'Maybach Music, Pt. 2,' and it is special. I gotta shout out Weezy ... and there's somebody else on there."

That "somebody else" — we were told by a source that chose to remain nameless — is T-Pain. Meanwhile, Mary J. Blige appears on a separate Deeper Than Rap track, the title of which Ross opted not to reveal yet.

"Mary J. Blige, she's the voice of that R&B hip-hop sound," he explained. "When I choose a lot of my beats, I pick beats a lot of times off that sound, that 'What's the 411' [with] that R&B feel to it. Those are the kind of beats I gravitate to. It was just a pleasure for her to get in the studio and lace me with a classic. ... I'm not going to tell you the name of that record yet, because I don't want all these hackers who be trying to hack my computer to try and get me. It's an experience you can look forward to."

The highlight of Deeper Than Rap's collaborations may come from Queens. Not from 50 Cent, of course, but from Nas.

" 'Usual Suspects' with Nas Escobar — that's such a movie. Amazing," said DJ Khaled — who acted as the album's A&R rep and was just named the president of the resurrected Def Jam South, which is overseeing the release.

"We let each other know we was expecting the best," Ross said about working with Khaled. "That was what we coming with right now as far as the direction as the production. Me, myself, I'm just rising to the occasion and challenges. I'm feeling good about everything, and March 24, Deeper Than Rap is shattering the game and shattering anything you could be thinking about other than number ones and doing big things."

you gon always be my latin queen bitch · « **Reply #1 on:** February 20, 2009, 11:58:24 AM »

ron arest album was better than his
fuck outta here deeper than rap

Þŕiņçë · « **Reply #2 on:** February 20, 2009, 12:00:34 PM »

Quote from: enyce on February 20, 2009, 11:58:24 AM

ron arest album was better than his
fuck outta here deeper than rap

lol

you gon always be my latin queen bitch · « **Reply #3 on:** February 20, 2009, 12:05:32 PM »

no joke
he isnt the best rapper, but his muzik is aite, mos def better than rick ross
he said trilla was the best album of the year, fuck outta here
best album of the year
JAY-Z SPENDS MONTHS IN THE LAB COOKIN SHIT UP, BUT YOU MAKE YA ALBUM IN 3 WEEKS WIT DJ KHALED'S APRPOVAL, ITS THE BEST ALBUM OF THE YEAR
YEAH AND 2PAC IS COMIN BACK
fuckin best album of the year
listened to that shit 1 once, damn shit was trash
even aite muzik will be listenable, but damn bawse

Quote from: ¥øüñg Þ®in©€™ on February 20, 2009, 12:00:34 PM

Quote from: enyce on February 20, 2009, 11:58:24 AM
ron arest album was better than his
fuck outta here deeper than rap

lol

Makaveli's Food & Liquor · « **Reply #4 on:** February 20, 2009, 12:09:52 PM »

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"I'mma keep it real; I gotta shout out Jay-Z, shout out the Roc," Ross told MTV News last week. " 'Maybach Music,' that was timeless. I would never disrespect that record and those rhymes, just to say I topped it. But I'mma say this, on Deeper Than Rap, there is a 'Maybach Music, Pt. 2,' and it is special. I gotta shout out Weezy ... and there's somebody else on there."

That "somebody else" — we were told by a source that chose to remain nameless — is T-Pain. Meanwhile, Mary J. Blige appears on a separate Deeper Than Rap track, the title of which Ross opted not to reveal yet.

Im pretty sure thats Kanye not T-Pain, Kanye rapped the verse when he freestyled with Kid Cudi on 106 & Park - http://videos.onsmash.com/v/96mCfIu9asSUnk5f

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