Miami's Big "Boss" Rick Ross is back at it again. His 2006 debut release 'Port of Miami' was embraced by hip hop's finest, including his former boss, Jay-Z, and topped the charts, thanks to collaborations with Jigga and Young Jeezy on the album's hit single 'Hustlin.' But Ross isn't letting the success of his first effort keep him off his grind. The rapper returned to the studio last year and recorded his sophomore album, 'Trilla,' due in stores on March 11.
"The actual title, I drew from Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' album. You know down south we use the term Trill, that's like true and real put together," Ross tells the BoomBox.
Ross also gains inspiration from his desire to make sure Miami continues to contribute to hip-hop. "It just feels good being part of the building process putting Miami back on the map. The way it needs to be," Ross proclaims. "Miami was doing big things with Luke Skywalker ... of course that was when I was elementary school."
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"It was just like a vision, a dream; something we thought we could make come to reality because we knew we had the talent. At least that's where my heart lied ...that's where my feeling was that we could take something, and make it into something," 