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19 Jul

Posted at 19:44h in Music, Reviews
Whilst many titles in Hip Hop continue to be disputed (King of N.Y., King of the South) the crown of "Boss" remains on the head of one Rick Ross. Since his arrival via the Port of Miami in 2006 Ross has reached the lofty heights akin to one of cinema’s notorious figures, Tony Montana. With ferocity in his musical output and surviving 50 Cent's onslaught, the Teflon Don LP no longer sits merely as another Rick Ross album but as an important release which echoes anticipation similar to classics of yesteryear.