RJmrLA Drops ‘MR. LA II’ Album for Summer

Get ready to turn up the volume because RJmrLA is officially kicking off summer with his brand new album, ‘MR. LA II’! This project is a vibrant continuation of his musical journey, keeping that essential West Coast rap energy alive and well. If you’re looking for the perfect soundtrack to sunny days and LA nights, this is it.

A True Voice of Los Angeles

RJmrLA has spent years solidifying his reputation as one of the most consistent voices coming out of LA. He masterfully blends hard-hitting street records with infectious club anthems and storytelling that’s deeply rooted in the city’s unique culture. His latest album, ‘MR. LA II,’ is a testament to this.

The album feels like a celebration of Los Angeles itself, perfectly balancing tracks made for partying with motivational street anthems. RJ’s signature sound is on full display, making ‘MR. LA II’ feel both nostalgic for classic West Coast vibes and excitingly forward-thinking.

Star-Studded Features

RJmrLA didn’t hold back when it came to features on ‘MR. LA II.’ He’s brought together an impressive lineup of artists who know how to bring the heat. You’ll hear from heavy hitters like Ty Dolla $ign, The Game, Wallie the Sensei, Kalan.FrFr, Jay Worthy, and Siete7x, among others.

The Full Tracklist

With a total of 14 tracks, ‘MR. LA II’ offers a comprehensive look at RJmrLA’s artistry. Here’s the complete rundown:

• Intro
• The Land (feat. The Game)
• Me & Mines
• Waist Down (feat. Ty Dolla $ign & Joe Moses)
• Oribe
• Big Dawg (feat. Mari Ruger)
• Rare Form (feat. Siete7x)
• Rollin Too (feat. Reech.FrFr)
• Out Your Feelings (feat. Jeezy Obama)
• Motivation (feat. Kalan.FrFr)
• Cool Lil Sunday
• Make Me Rich (feat. Jay Worthy)
• Homies Ain’t Homies (feat. Melody Baby & Lou B Ca$h)
• Way Up (feat. Wallie the Sensei)

RJmrLA’s recent appearance in Kendrick Lamar’s “squabble up” video further cements his status as a recognizable and consistent force in West Coast rap. ‘MR. LA II’ is more than just an album; it’s a vibrant celebration of culture and a must-listen for any fan of authentic hip-hop.