Z-Ro - Drankin' & Drivin' (July 15 2016 - 1 Deep Ent.)

[savoutch]

01. Devil Ass City
02. My Money
03. Where The Real
04. Naked Headed Lover
05. He Hoes
06. Since We Lost Y'all (feat. Krayzie Bone)
07. Hate Me So Much
08. Baby Momma Blues
09. New shyt
10. Hostage
11. I Ain't Gonna Lie
12. Successful
13. Women Men

Pre-order is up on Amazon, here:

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

I dont trust this nikka one bit


its like he recorded 400 albums and they all got stolen and released without his permission. i never know what to peep and what to ignore

 

[keepitrealprk]

so true tho! for every 10 songs, there's gonna be at least 1-2 bangers, but the output over the past few years has been kinda hit or miss eh.

 

[IronFist]

 

[lightskin jermaine]

i think this ablum might be good. he left the production to outside producers and the snippets i heard so far go hard.

 

[The Ruler 09]

This is dope.

 

[Arithmetic]

 

[Prince Cairo]

Purple King Z- Ro

 

[Hiphoplives4eva]

Z-ro's worst effort shyts on 99% of the industry, so this is an automatic cop over here.

 

[Deltron]

 

[O.G.B]

so true tho! for every 10 songs, there's gonna be at least 1-2 bangers, but the output over the past few years has been kinda hit or miss eh.

Agreed! Z-Ro is an immense talent but the quality of his songs are all over the place.

 

[Bonefan32]

Can't wait for it he's been promoting it like crazy everywhere so hopefully it turned out well

 

[TheRtist]

Agreed! Z-Ro is an immense talent but the quality of his songs are all over the place.

thats what happens when artists have full creative control.

If there was a true executive producer in place Ro would have more blassics.

 

[MusicConsulting]

That shyt is smooth...
Drankin looking likes a great return from Solid & Melting projects. I don't know what the cats are talking about above, for the most part the fans thought Melting and Solid were releases they could jam to.

Ghetto Gospel up next with Beanz N Kornbread

 

[O.G.B]

thats what happens when artists have full creative control.

If there was a true executive producer in place Ro would have more blassics.

J Prince was the executive producer all of Z-Ro's discography under Rap A Lot & most of Z-Ro's overall music/song selections for his records were just as disjointed & disordered as they are now.