Second album of the Miami rapper.

With his debut album Rick Ross managed the 2006 breakthrough. To date, "Port of Miami" has sold over one million times. Published in 2007, Ricky Ross "Rise To Power", an album with unpublished and old tracks. On 11 March, it was time. His second full-length album "Trilla" appeared. "Port of Miami" was for me personally the "Album of the Year 2006", so of course I had very high expectations. The intro makes ever wanting more and with "All I Have In This World" will be down in the first highlight. A dark track with this is Mannie Fresh. "The Boss" is also pretty cool and this time T-Pain is. Unfortunately, T-Pain is now featured on every second South-album and the annoying but rather because its sung choruses almost always sound the same. "Speedin '' offers a wonderful chorus sung by R.Kelly, but slowly the track is not, on the contrary, it is more of a number of the club. "We Shinin '" is probably the best track on the album so far. The melody comes very familiar to me and Rick Ross shows his whole can. "Money Make Me Come" is good, but the chorus sounds terrible. Quite different is because the chorus of "This Is The Life", sung by Trey Songz. An absolute hammer track and Trey Songz is something over by class. In "Here I Am" I was skeptical at first when I read that Nelly and Avery Storm are as guests here. But the track is awesome: Good refrain, even if not outstanding singing and the melody is just fantastic. Even with "Maybach Music" I was not in good spirits, the time is Jay-Z with the party. But this this track completely convincing, even if the part of Jigga is anything but good. "Billionaire" is another track that I like and the drums spread a gloomy atmosphere. The features of "Luxury Tax" are of course the hammer, as the track itself. The only negative is Lil Wayne, who is currently as bad as already long no longer. After the dark "Reppin 'My City", the best track of the album is: "I'm Only Human" with Rodney. Ingenious chorus, great melody and Rick Ross in top form. Just the perfect ending, this masterpiece. I personally like the album as well as "Port of Miami".