Rob $tone

Stone Cold is like a reintroduction to the game for me & me once again proving that I am here to stay! This album means a lot to me because I feel I was a lot more open & vulnerable on this album in letting people know how I really feel about some things as well as letting them know what is going on in my life and career. You know I had to come with crazy bangers to turn the party up as always but I definitely got a lot deeper with this album. Stone Cold will be a classic Rob Stone album.

Stone Cold

Intro

Shots at the Bar

Big Body

No Access

Free Throw

Too Faded

Wait

Standing By My Lady

One More Drank

Games I Play

Savage

Tryna Get Rich

Can't Sleep

In The Street Alone

Womp Womp

The Black Man's Reason

California rapper Rob $tone has been in the SoundCloud scene since first breaking in early 2014 with “Chill Bill,” a hit written in the back of a police car. Since then, he’s gone on to rise to fame within the San Diego area and beyond, finally dropping his debut project, ‘Don’t Wait For It,’ a collection of hustle anthems and potent storytelling, featuring the likes of Meechy Darko, Gucci Mane, and more.

‘Don’t Wait For It’ captures all elements of $tone’s artistry. He moves seamlessly from smooth jams to Meechy Darko-assisted political cuts, where he pulls no punches critiquing the system. Across the project, $tone is dripping in swagger and charisma, his delivery easy and giving way to a grip of songs that are sure to make your party playlists.

Don’t Wait For It is Rob $tone first full-length LP, and first project since 2016’s mixtape I’m Almost Ready. The album showcases $tone’s versatility; from his crooning on the slowed-down, female-friendly cut Highlight to the more cut-throat, hypnotic flow displayed on The Whole Thang. $tone also shows a more socially aware side to him, discussing police brutality on a number of tracks, most pointedly on Little Piggy.