After years of building his empire through music, business ventures, and entrepreneurship, Rick Ross is back with his long-awaited twelfth studio album, Set In Stone. Released on July 17, 2026, the 19-track project marks another chapter in the Maybach Music Group founder’s legendary career and shows why “The Biggest Boss” remains one of hip-hop’s most recognizable voices.
A Statement of Confidence
The title Set In Stone perfectly reflects where Rick Ross stands in his career. Nearly two decades after breaking onto the scene with “Hustlin’,” Ross has nothing left to prove. Instead, the album serves as a celebration of longevity, luxury, success, and resilience—the themes that have become synonymous with his music.
Known for cinematic production, booming beats, and vivid storytelling, Ross continues to deliver the larger-than-life sound fans have come to expect while embracing modern collaborations that keep his music fresh.
Star-Studded Collaborations
One of the biggest strengths of Set In Stone is its impressive guest lineup. The album features appearances from artists including:
- T.I.
- French Montana
- Max B
Tracks like “Minks In Miami“ continue Ross’ tradition of pairing luxurious imagery with polished production, while collaborations bring a balance of veteran lyricism and contemporary energy.
Staying True to the Maybach Formula
Rather than chasing trends, Rick Ross sticks to the blueprint that made him one of rap’s elite artists.
Fans can expect:
- Rich orchestral production
- Smooth soul samples
- Street-oriented storytelling
- Motivational boss-talk
- Lavish lifestyle anthems
- Confident lyricism
Ross has always excelled at making music that feels cinematic and Set In Stone continues that tradition with polished production and commanding performances.
Another Milestone in an Iconic Career
Since classics like Port of Miami, Teflon Don, God Forgives, I Don’t, and Rather You Than Me, Rick Ross has consistently delivered albums centered around ambition, wealth, and perseverance.
Set In Stone doesn’t attempt to reinvent the Maybach formula—it refines it. The project reminds listeners why Ross has remained relevant for nearly twenty years while continuing to influence a new generation of artists.
For longtime fans, the album offers exactly what they love: luxurious production, memorable collaborations, and the unmistakable confidence that has always defined Rick Ross.
Final Thoughts
With Set In Stone, Rick Ross proves that longevity in hip-hop isn’t just about surviving—it’s about evolving while staying authentic. The album reinforces his status as one of rap’s premier storytellers and entrepreneurs, delivering a polished project that feels both familiar and refreshed. For me, the Rather You Than Me album from Ross was his last great album. Rather You Than Me was one of my favorite joints in 2017, with only Kendrick Lamar’s DAMN topping it.
Whether you’re a longtime Maybach Music supporter or discovering Ross for the first time, Set In Stone is another reminder that The Biggest Boss continues to operate at a high level in today’s hip-hop landscape. Check out the track listing and stream link for the Set in Stone album below.
Set in Stone Track Listing
- Caviar Bumps
- Mahogany Caskets ft. T.I.
- Minks in Miami ft. French Montana & Max B
- Face Down ft. Rich the Kid
- Ring Around the Rolls ft. YFN Lucci
- Camel Meat ft. Deon Cole
- Maybach Music VII ft. Jeezy & Don Tolliver
- Living Large ft. BigXthaPlug
- Purple Fentanyl
- #23
- Porsche GT3- RS
- City Lights ft. The Dream
- Chain of Command ft. Nino Breeze & Big Tony
- Remarkable Hussle ft. Leon Thomas
- Big Fish ft. Gucci Mane
- Diamonds Never Die ft. Kodak Black & Ball Greezy
- She’s My Star ft. Yung Miami
- Do It One Time ft. DJ Nasty & Young Breed
- The Algorithm
