Written by St.Ridah is a hip-hop/rap artist native from Bronx, NY. His first name Santo translates in Spanish as Saint. The second part of his name Ridah can also be translated to street Ridah. Growing up in the streets of Bronx, NY in the era of 2 Pac, Big Pun, Nas, and DMX, St.Ridah became a fan of lyrical art. St. Ridah joined the army for a short period of time, but it was pulling him away from his music goals and kept him away from his duties as a family man.
He is currently working on a new EP titled “40 Rounds” with the help of two producers. P.Y. Traxx from NYC, and MVAbeats from Finland. St. Ridah EP delivers 40 Rounds worth of bars and hot music as if it came out of a M-16. It has music for women, men, gangsters, politicians, working men and women, and for people who suffer and struggle. There’s a jam on 40 Rounds EP for everyone and it’s something to definitely look out for.
“Never Trust” is the first single released off of the “40 Rounds EP”. The song is about betrayal, something that people are afraid to confront and talk about yet it happens everyday amongst peers. Ridah sheds light on his story from his personal experiences about baby mamas and females who take advantage of men to get ahead or trap them into thinking that the babies she births are their biological children.
Last modified: June 20, 2018
