As the road to White Jesus: Revival winds down to its last few days, Rittz’s leaks are now two for two thus far. “Walking on Air” is yet another record on which the ATL rapper completely spazzes out and doesn’t drop a bead of sweat in the process. Read the rest of this entry »

Rittz’s “Sleep At Night,” one of my absolute favorite’s from the original White Jesus, gets a re-release and a visual before the Revival drops on March 8th. Read the rest of this entry »

On the DJ Burn One-produced “Paradise,” Rittz dreams of Detroit-engineered machinery floating away from dead-end jobs and missed opportunities. Heaven is the lost city of Atlanta, with long stretches of asphalt clouds, bright lights and plumes of exotic smoking floating freely. Read the rest of this entry »

Making a song is so much easier when you relate to the subject matter and can dive all in. That said, when Pill, Killa and the always-baritone I-20 were asked to contribute to TrakkSounds’ “King Hustler,” well…the answer was obvious. Read the rest of this entry »

Ever since he ripped his verse for Trunk Muzik’s “Box Chevy Pt. 3,” Rittz has been on an absolute tear. I can honestly say I haven’t heard a single bad verse from the bearded beat-bully since first hearing his voice in 2009 and his White Jesus mixtape from earlier this year still stands as one of 2011′s best releases. So when I found out Yelawolf’s Hard White Tour featuring Rittz would be hitting New Orleans, I wanted to take the opportunity to interview the Gwinnett County MC and find out as much about him as possible. Read the rest of this entry »

Will Power is good people. I’m talking really good people, which means any musical submission from him gets treated with added precedence. So when he hit me up on Twitter in regards to this Nikkiya, Tech N9ne and Rittz record, there wasn’t a doubt in my mind the “When I Was High (Remix)” would get played. Read the rest of this entry »

We normally don’t post rap video trailers but there’s always exceptions to any rule. Rittz would qualify as one of those people who we bend our own rules for mostly because he’s a good guy and even greater rapper. Read the rest of this entry »

The young & reckless gather for the visuals of “Certified Shit,” shot by Richard Taylor for Taylormade Video Vision. Read the rest of this entry »

Recently, Mad Decent partners in crime Diplo and Derek “DJA” Allen offered up the instrumental to their Carter IV original, “Two Shots,” and asked Rittz to have a toast to it. The Slumerican MC must have downed moonshine before spitting out pure flames for “3 Shots.” Read the rest of this entry »

This isn’t Joey Greco’s Cheaters. Nikkiya – she of the Yelawolf and Rittz association – is taking the “hell hath no fury…” adage to fire and brimstone proportions, unwilling to cut any slack to any fool ballsy enough to step out on her. We’re living in the days when unfaithful husbands are getting castrated with their remains getting treated like the leftover spaghetti so tread lightly, my friends. Read the rest of this entry »

Rittz reminisces on “Piece of MInd,” painting a picture of life and struggle, pain and violence. His rapid-fire flow is in full effect throughout, but instead of obscuring his message, the verbal acrobatics only amplify the emotion he brings to this cut. Read the rest of this entry »

“It’s a beautiful day for a road trip!” DJ Burn One stretches his arms toward the sky. He descends a short flight of steps onto the porch of the house containing the Virginia Highland studio he and his Five Points production team work from, creating coveted mixtapes populating blogs across the Internet. Read the rest of this entry »

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A little smoothed out production by Cashville’s Coop, featuring fellow Southern gentlemen Rittz and Star speaking on the perks of living a life that includes more late nights than early mornings. The record originates from Coopdaville’s tape, Take Off On ‘Em album, which drops on Tuesday via the TNT boys.

Rittz Feat. Starlito – “When The Sun Goes Down” (Prod. By Coop)

Props: Traps N Trunks

I spent the last weekend knee-deep in sh*t. Literally. There were some plumbing problems in the David D. household, and I had to stand in and handle a seemingly endless onslaught of doodie for two days straight. At one point, I had to dig a hose covered in crap out of a pipe coming out of my roof. It was real in the field. Read the rest of this entry »