Name	Artist	Time	Price
1.	Intro	Rick Ross	0:23	$0.99
2.	Push It	Rick Ross	3:28	$1.29
3.	Blow (Featuring Dre)	Rick Ross featuring Dre	4:10	$1.29
4.	Hustlin'	Rick Ross	4:14	$1.29
5.	Cross That Line (Featuring Akon)	Rick Ross featuring Akon	4:33	$1.29
6.	I'm Bad	Rick Ross	3:53	$0.69
7.	Boss (Featuring Dre)	Rick Ross featuring Dre	4:40	$0.99
8.	For Da Low	Rick Ross	4:20	$0.99
9.	Where My Money (I Need That)	Rick Ross	4:31	$0.99
10.	Get Away (Featuring Mario Winans)	Rick Ross featuring Marion ..	4:06	$0.69
11.	Hit U from the Back (Featuring Rodne..	Rick Ross featuring Rodney	5:05	$0.99
12.	White House	Rick Ross	4:01	$0.99
13.	Pots and Pans (Featuring J Rock)	Rick Ross featuring J Rock	4:35	$0.69
14.	It's My Time (Featuring Lyfe Jenning..	Rick Ross featuring Lyfe Je..	4:15	$0.99
15.	Street Life (Featuring Lloyd)	Rick Ross featuring Lloyd	4:07	$0.99
16.	Hustlin' (Remix) [Featuring Jay-Z &a..	Rick Ross featuring Jay-Z &..	4:44	$0.69
17.	It Ain't a Problem (Featuring Carol ..	Rick Ross featuring Carol C..	3:47	$0.99
18.	I'm a G (Featuring Brisco & Lil ..	Rick Ross featuring Brisco ..	4:15	$1.29
19.	Prayer	Rick Ross	4:08	$0.99

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Our Review

With “Hustlin,’” Rick Ross crafted a summer anthem in the classic mold. Its shambling bounce and gleefully profane church organ roar balance sun drenched menace against teeth gritting aspiration to gorgeous effect, mixing joy with sorrow and good-humored braggadocio with a pose of hard bitten criminality. Luckily for Ross, whose comically listless delivery and monochrome flow pose no threat to the likes of Jay-Z and Nas, Def Jam has outfitted Port of Miami with outrageously plush synth-driven beats redolent of the sleazy neon sheen of Ross’s Miami home. Though Ross might flounder in a different context, Port of Miami’s glossy soundscapes lend a weird gravitas to his monotonous baritone. His molasses slow delivery thrives amongst Miami’s showy synthesizers and plasticene Moroder samples, his booming baritone ideally complementing the portentous bass drops of tracks like “White House” and “Boss.” On Port of Miami Rick Ross takes a gamble, eschewing virtuosity for the booming charisma of his authoritative voice and the irresistible sheen of glistening beats. Thanks to stand out moments like “Push It” and the fantastic “Hustlin’,” the gamble pays off.

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Customer Reviews

One of the best albums I've heard (4 stars)
If theres one album to buy this month, Port of Miami is worth spending your money. Album is crazy from Push It all the way down to Prayer and for all you who only hang with the beats, trust me get your neck brace ready cause you gonna break your neck after countless hours of repeatin the CD. Akon came out to produce a track similar to Obie Trice's Snitch, but you won't mind cause the song is too good to ignore. He even remixed Hustlin and g

More mindless rap laced over club anthems. (2 stars)
The only reason why this gets 2 stars rather than 1 is because Jay-Z flows on the Hustlin Remix. He is the only highlight of this rather cookie cutter "i got money cars and hoes" album. The album is not TERRIBLE its just that this sounds like every other album that gets air play now. Same type of club anthem beat, etc. I wouldnt mind it as much if they put music like this into a different category. Lyrically artists like these are

No No No (1 star)
Man whatever happend to good hip hop. This is just anouther "Mainstream ablum". For real im getting tired off all these new faces just coming out with some corney singles and then ya never here from them again. You have itunes do some research on hip-hop and check it out. Everybody will disagree with what i say and say that my opinion wasnt helpful. but just give the music a chance and check it out Check out the Bay AREA and che

Biography

Born: 1977 in Carol City, FL
Genre: Hip Hop/Rap
Years Active: '00s, '10s

Tattooed with pictures of AK-47s, Miami's six-foot, 300-pound rap figure known as Rick Ross embraced his city's reputation for drug trafficking on his debut single, "Hustlin'," in 2006. While Atlanta and Houston artists were establishing their cities as Southern strongholds, Ross aimed at putting Miami back in rap's national spotlight. Ross, real name William Roberts, grew up in Carol City, Florida, an impoverished northern suburb of Miami. Influenced by artists like Luther Campbell and the Notorious...

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Top Songs By Rick Ross
	Name	Album	Time	Price
1.	Stay Schemin (feat. Drake & Fren..	Stay Schemin' (feat. Drake ..	4:27	$1.29
2.	Aston Martin Music (feat. Drake &..	Teflon Don	4:30	$1.29
3.	The Boss (feat. T-Pain)	Trilla (Bonus Track Version..	3:45	$1.29
4.	Monster	My Beautiful Dark Twisted F..	6:18	$1.29
5.	Welcome to the World	In the City (Bonus Track Ve..	3:03	$1.29
6.	Hustlin'	Hustlin' - Single	4:14	$1.29
7.	B.M.F. (Blowin' Money Fast) [feat. S..	Teflon Don	4:10	$1.29
8.	You the Boss (feat. Nicki Minaj)	You the Boss (feat. Nicki M..	4:40	$1.29
9.	9 Piece (feat. Lil Wayne)	9 Piece (feat. Lil Wayne) -..	3:59	$1.29
10.	Push It	Port of Miami	3:28	$1.29

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