Miami emcee Billion has got a lot to say about ridin’. The 27-year-old lyricist has been ridin’ beats since the age of 16 with his now defunct group, South P.O.E., and just released The I-95 EP in April. Raised by the Miami streets, Billion is attempting to appeal to his fan base in the Southeast as well as in New York City, where he met the Piranhas Band and together they started to branch out musically. Rollin’ On Vogues is a laid-back Southern feature on which Billion spits “I know you heard the name, I’m bout to change the world, kick to the curb the fame,” giving his naysayers fair warning. With guitar and synthesizer laden production from Kaz, Rollin’ On Vogues is reminiscent of early Paul Wall and Swishahouse products, minus the screws and chops.
I've never heard of Kwality Records but after this joint imma check em out, Not to bad, seems like it's lacking something.. Definitely something to ride to though, Would like to hear him go over something a little bit harder in beat to.
the hook is funny to me for some reason. Hard to take it seriously! However, that beat is no joke! Billion supports the sound well. That guitar is cold. I'm really feelin the production! 4 stars
I really like the beat but I don't like the chorus...I'm with that1kid13, the hook isn't working on this beat! Anyway I can't give less than 3 stars to this, because I've heard much much worse and it's not bad done
As several members have pointed out, the guitar makes the song. I love the infusion of live instrumentation in hip-hop. Go to Jay-Z, Kanye or The Roots live and you'll understand why. This has major potential!
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