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New Rick Ross feat. Pharrell Track Leaked

A new Rick Ross/Pharrell collabo, "Get Down," has just leaked all over the Internet. With production by the Neptunes, the beat is more of their usual quirky, club-ready stuff, but definitely a lot faster and more trebly than anything the Boss usually rocks. Forced to rap at that speed and...

By Arielle Castillo

May 30, 2008

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A new Rick Ross/Pharrell collabo, "Get Down," has just leaked all over the Internet. With production by the Neptunes, the beat is more of their usual quirky, club-ready stuff, but definitely a lot faster and more trebly than anything the Boss usually rocks. Forced to rap at that speed and stay precisely on beat, he kind of sounds out of breath. At the same time, the change-up is attracting listeners who usually hate on his flow. All in all, it's fun but doesn't involve too much brain power, making it a pretty good candidate for a summer jam.

This seems to just be floating in Internet space without much context; so far, no info on when or in what format this will be officially released.

You can also just listen to the MP3 over at Nah Right. -- Arielle Castillo

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