Ramriddlz Delivers His Latest Project "Ramreaper"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.8K Views

Ramriddlz is back with his latest project.

With spring upon us, it's just about the right time for some new music from Toronto's Ramriddlz. Last week, the "Sweeterman" artist released his single, "Crack" and now, he returns with his new project, Ramreaper.

Ramriddlz is back with his official follow-up to 2017's Sweeter Dreams. The rapper's latest project consists of 13 tracks with a running time of a little over a half hour. Ramriddlz showcases his ability to effortlessly fuse together elements of dancehall, afroswing, hip-hop and R&B to form his own signature sound.

The project features production from Ramriddlz long-time collaborator, Jaegen, as well as Wondagurl, Kookoo, Amir Jamm, NIL$, ALO. The tracklist features guest appearances from Booggz, C Tangana, and Hamza.

Peep his new project below and keep your eyes peeled for new visuals from Ramreaper.

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