Gold and A Pager: Rick Ross & Chuck Inglish - "Party Heart" (Rich Forever, Working.)

I'm just gonna go a head and call this one early - Most Random/Awesome Collaboration of 2012: Rick Ross & Chuck Inglish - "Party Heart" (BAWSE grunt). Nestled towards the tail-end of Rich Forever, the track almost feels like an appropriate "prize" for those successfully make it all the way to Ross' newest mixtape's end. Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think that I'd hear Rick Ross properly lacing up a Boom-Bap, 808-hitting [Throwback] Cool Kids-crafted beat. Stalley and 2 Chainz also contribute additional lyrical stylings to the heart-felt festivities. Man, I really hope Maybach Music Group decides to shoot an accompanying "Party Heart" music video!

Rich Forever, intended to serve as an ample place-holder for God Forgives, I Don't, is now available for desktop download. Fresh on the heels of The Cool Kids' major label debut (When Fish Ride Bicycles), Chuck Inglish recently branched out on his own and released Working. - A collection of 20 new, unreleased instrumentals. Amongst the ranks of Rich Forever's multi-guest laced line-up: Diddy, Wale, John Legend, Kelly Rowland, Nas, Styles P, Pharrell, Meek Mill, and Drake. Let's hope that Sir Michael Rocks can manage to salvage a ~~Special Edition Grand Master Deluxe~~ few bars for inclusion on a future Rock Ross x The Cool Kids track!

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