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C-Ride - Straight Out of Carol City

C-Ride
Artist:C-Ride
Title:Straight Out of Carol City
Featuring:Rick Ross
Producer: Cool & Dre
Album:Automatic Vibe
Label:Polo Grounds/Epidemic/J Records
Twitter:@C2daRide
Website:C-Ride's Website

Average Rating:   21021   2.7
Total Ratings:       12

With all due respect to Trick Daddy, ten years ago you’d be hard pressed to name a rapper from Miami. But fast forward to 2009 and Miami-Dade County is one of the most powerful locales in hip-hop, serving as homebase to some of the game’s biggest names and routinely turning out new artists. Riding this wave of Miami love is C-Ride, an always hard rapper who wants everyone to know that he’s Straight Out of Carol City. A street release designed to hold fans over until his debut album drops, Carol City is a soulful banger featuring production from fellow Floridians Cool & Dre and a verse from none other than Ricky Ross (let’s hope he can manage to stay onstage for any live performances). Does Carol City prove that C-Ride has what it takes to be Miami’s next rap star? That’s up to the Booth will to decide. C-Ride’s debut album Automatic Vibe does not currently have a release date.


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DJ Z
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DJ Z
Total Ratings: 8062
Rating:  32121
Kudos to Cool N Dre for turning in yet another solid effort behind the boards here. C-Ride, frankly, bores me as an emcee, but along with Rick Ross and this production he sounds alright. The sample work is catchy and that leads me to listen all the way through.
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Posted on Oct 07, 2009    

GStan10
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GStan10
Total Ratings: 1315
Rating:  32121
C-Ride is one of those rappers where they need strong production and a high-profile guest feature to make a good song. He's not terrible but not anything special. Ross was decent and Cool & Dre came with another hot beat.


Posted on Oct 07, 2009    

gypsy1107
Rating:  21321
Posted on Oct 07, 2009    

Bigg Redd
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Total Ratings: 28
Rating:  32121
Is it just me, or does C-Ride sound like a Miami Consequence? Those progressing horns from Cool N Dre had me by the end of the first verse. Verses were just average and were piggybacked by the beat, yet again.

But that Rick Ross fall line in the blurb had be cracking up. Head to refinedhype.com for the video and the hilarious write up.


Posted on Oct 07, 2009    

BiggKEV
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Total Ratings: 251
Rating:  43211
Ross Killed it


Posted on Oct 08, 2009    

Xothermic
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Total Ratings: 264
Rating:  32121
Beat is aiight. Ross is alright, C-Ride...forgettable.


Posted on Oct 08, 2009    

Mr.Top Hat
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Mr.Top Hat
Total Ratings: 3522
Rating:  32121
@GStan10 - "C-Ride is one of those rappers where they need strong production and a high-profile guest feature to make a good song. He's not terrible but not anything special. Ross was decent and Cool & Dre came with another hot beat." -> Co-fcuking-sign.


Posted on Oct 08, 2009    

Big-A
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Total Ratings: 576
Rating:  21321
another rapper the world doesn't need. 1 1/2


Posted on Oct 08, 2009    

Fillyb
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Fillyb
Total Ratings: 131
Rating:  32121
It was all about the bawse for me in this song...


Posted on Oct 08, 2009    

Nathan S.
DJ Booth Crew

Nathan S.
Total Ratings: 2478
Rating:  21321
Have to agree with most of the comments here, C-Ride gets the job done and not much more. Rick Ross isn't exactly Nas but he's clearly the better rapper on this.
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Posted on Oct 08, 2009    

JeanP
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