Rick Ross

Rise to Power

Written By: Lynsie Cameron

Editor's Review:

This southern rapper drops his fourth album with kind of a flop. Past albums like Port of Miami had talent and hit tracks, but Rise to Power seems like it could have been a lot better. I’ll give it to Rick Ross for trying to do things a little differently than before, and for exploring underground talent with new guests like Scarface and T-Low from Next — and he succeeded — but it isn’t strong enough for much recognition. Tracks seem to blend together without any real standout performances. Ross pulls out a couple of catchy tracks like “Prove Me Wrong,” “B.L.O.W,” and “Dear Lord,” but Scarface outdoes Ross on this one.
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Record Label Suave House II
Released September 2007

Tracks

  1. It's On (feat. Noah, Jigolo)  
  2. Hold Me Down   
  3. Get That Bread (feat. CinQue, Big Duke)  
  4. [Skit]   
  5. Street Love (feat. T-Low)  
  6. Strapped (feat. Noah) 
  7. Prove Me Wrong (feat. Devin the Dude)  
  8. Bird Bath (feat. Noah)  
  9. B.L.O.W. (feat. Clipse)  
  10. Realest N*****  (feat. Gillie da Kid and Reed Dollarz) 
  11. Simple and Plain   
  12. Dear Lord (feat. Scarface)  
  13. [Skit]   
  14. Been   
  15. Breathe in, Breathe Out  
  16. 737
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Born in Miami-Dade County, FL, rapper Rick Ross received a football scholarship to Albany State University in Upstate New York. However, Ross dropped out of school and moved back to the south where where decided to start up his musical career. Ross has released two full length albums, the most recent being 2007's Rise to Power on Suave House II records, but Trilla, for Def Jam Recordings, is said to be due out soon.
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