A soldier of West Atlanta, Ralo’s traumatic experiences communicate through the sonic textures of his voice. The passion travels through the music, and with an added visual, Ralo’s songs reach a breaking point. For “My Diary,” the ATL rapper takes fans to prison, depicting the tensions and despair of life behind bars. It’s a powerful message, one that’s been on the minds of hip-hop’s big players as of recent.
Published on January 10, 2017 by The Gatekeeper
