Rome Fortune is setting label politics aside for a minute and giving fans a free (surprise) project, which paves the way for another free project, Beautiful Pimp 3. Before we get BP3, he's blessed us with VVORLDVVIDE PIMPSATION, keeping the theme from his 2014 mixtape Small VVorld in tact, which is also an indication of what to expect from the new mixtape.

Now that Rome Fortune has dropped his debut album Jerome Raheem Fortune on Fool's Gold and toured North America off the strength of it, what else is Rome to do but make more music? The Atlanta native recently revealed to fans that he's bringing back his Beautiful Pimp mixtape series for the third installment (no word if it's the final, though).

At the end of last week, Tunji Ige lay claim to the title Prince of July with his new mixtape, and it looks like he is really keen to stay true to that title, with a new collaboration with Rome Fortune surfacing today.

After sufficiently teasing this record on social media and earning his requisite 100 retweets, Rome Fortune took to Soundcloud to unleash "Fucked My Money Up." The slowed down joint is relatable for anyone who's spent more money than they intended during a night of debauchery (so that should be everyone). It features production from FKi as well as guest spot from FKi's 1st.

When we first posted Villa, it was a definite departure from most of the sounds coming out of Atlanta. With his new track “Fixation,” the new-school R&B artist takes his futuristic sound even further into outer space with the help of Richie Souf and Rome Fortune.

Rome Fortune stays grinding. He just released his debut album Jerome Raheem Fortune a few weeks ago, but he's got at national tour coming up.

Rome Fortune is preparing to go on tour in May in support of his dope debut album Jerome Raheem Fortune. However, he decided to hook his fans up with even more new music to rock with on the upcoming tour, “Tell Me.”

Rome Fortune is finally ready to drop his debut album Jerome Raheem Fortune. With “Dance” and “Love” already out, the 27-year-old greenbearded ATLien stopped by Ebro's Beats 1 Radio show to premiere a new record entitled “Blicka Blicka."

The other week, Rome Fortune announced the title and release date for his debut album on Fool's Gold Records. Jerome Raheem Fortune is due out on February 26th, led by the Kaytranada-produced single "Dance." Today Rome follows up with another spacey, electronic-tinged record that teeters a hol

Producer Danny Wolf found some success with his ILoveMakonnen-featured single "Trust Me Danny." Today he brings together more Atlanta natives, this time employing Rome Fortune and Tommy Swisher on "Girls." The two must have a few collaborations in the stash, as this follows up their last record together "Hoe Hunting" (equally, it seems they've got chicks on the mind), which was produced by FKi. 

Since signing with Fool's Gold, Rome Fortune has taken a step back from the many free releases/leaks he used to drop constantly, as he works on a debut album. Case in point, we haven't really heard from him since he dropped off his lead single, the Kaytranada-produced "Dance" back in October. Tis the season for giving though, and Rome has come through with a new collaboration on his SoundCloud this morning. "Hoe Hunting" finds Rome teaming up with a fellow Atlanta artist on the rise, Tommy Swisher, with production from FKi.

We premiered a new (and long-delayed) mixtape from Rich The Kid and iLoveMakonnen this afternoon, and while several of the cuts were leaked early or else older songs, we found a gem in the sequel to "No Ma'am." The first "No Ma'am" appeared on Makonnen's mixtape Drink More Water 5 last March, with a music video surfacing for it this past July. Things come full circle as Rome Fortune returns on "No Ma'am 2," and so

Rome Fortune debuts a new single this afternoon, with production from Montreal-born beatsmith Kaytranada. Kaytranada, who is known for his electronic, dance-able production, comes correct here with just that vibe. Rome likes to keep us guessing when it comes to his sound, and so while this isn't entirely new territory for Rome, it does veer from the minimalistic style found on projects like Small VVorld and the Beautiful Pimp series.

It's Rome Fortune's birthday today, so he's decided to share a new record he's had "in the stash" to celebrate. "24-7" finds him teaming with D.R.A.M., who provides a scene-stealing hook that's as sticky as it is deceptively complex. Meanwhile, Rome gradually builds the energy in his vocal performance on the verses, working up to a clean handoff on the chorus.

Toro y Moi is the type of dude to suddenly release his album with warning via a link to his personal Dropbox. That's what happened today anyways, with his fresh new 20-track project Samantha. He's built a small but passionate following and has some big fans in the rap community, perhaps none greater than Rome Fortune.

Leave it to Rome Fortune to make a record about girls fucking other rappers. The often avant-garde rapper comes through this morning with an experimental record, produced by past collaborator Cubby. The unpredictable record starts with hollow tinkering, before growing into a very dance-able instrumental. Meanwhile Rome Fortune comes with the shade about the girl you're trying to make wifey. "She ain't wifey, you dumb."

After reworking Gucci Mane’s “Pillz” instrumental last week, Rome Fortune decides to do it all over again today, this time taking on another ATLien cut with OG Maco’s “12 Bricks.”

"Pillz" remains one of Gucci Mane's most well-known tracks, namely due to it's infinitely quotable hook -- "Bitch, I might be". The record has now received a remix from fellow ATL rapper Rome Fortune, who contributes an instrumental rather than a vocal contribution. He injects the bouncy strip club record with post-cloud rap ambience, and as we've seen with other GuWop remix projects, it suits him quite well.

As a resident of ATL, Rome Fortune's had the pleasure of collaborating with everyone in his city from Young Thug to iLoveMakonnen, but he's also got musical interests that extend beyond his city, and even the genre of rap. He let us know that with "One Time For," a collaboration with British electronic icon Four Tet, and now he's venturing into the indie pop world with his latest track.

At one point Rome Fortune was dropping leaks on the weekly, if not daily. His output has slowed down a bit, but he hasn't forgotten about the fans. He's been perfecting his app, which allows users to put a blue beard on any and every one. Cause who doesn't want Rome's colourful beard photoshopped onto their face??