Rome Streetz and Conductor Williams come together for a standout release titled Trainspotting. This project blends Rome’s sharp rhymes with Conductor’s off-center production style. Their connection was first felt on Kiss The Ring, and now it’s expanded into a full-length release that doesn’t miss.
Rome has built a name through consistency, working with producers like DJ Muggs and Daringer. His rise continues with Trainspotting, pushing him closer to wider recognition. Conductor, a former train engineer turned Grammy-winning producer, brings a raw, unpredictable energy that makes every track hit harder.
From the first single “Rule 4080” to the deeper album cuts, their chemistry is locked in. The sound is gritty, cinematic, and full of replay value. Conductor could have worked with anyone, but he picked Rome, and the results speak for themselves.
Trainspotting shows two artists in full command of their styles. It’s a front-to-back listen with no skips. The album is now available via Mass Appeal.
