Back in the late summer of 2008, Ron Browz rose to fame in the rap game through his single, “Pop Champagne.” One of the first hip hop songs to go viral, Ron Browz saw his song be remixed by Jim Jones and Juelz Santana. During this period of time, the hip hop world was looking for a new savior and Ron Browz was touted.
Ron Browz ushered in a new form of “auto-tune rap.” Over the course of six months, it was Ron Browz dominating the game. During this time, Ron Browz signed a new deal with Universal Records. Fat Joe would feature Ron Browz on his annual Lil Wayne collaboration during this time, before Jay-Z declared the “death of auto-tune.”
Recently, Ron Browz ventured to Canada in the city of Montreal. While in Montreal, Ron Browz talked to the popular series, “Montreality.” In his interview, Ron Browz talked about producing “Ether.” Before rap, Ron Browz produced Nas’ infamous diss record that took aim at Jay-Z.
