Quando Rondo is out of a halfway house and already back online, previewing new music for fans, according to a report from Hip-Hop Network’s source outlet.
Release from custody
Bureau of Prisons records show the Georgia rapper, born Tyquian Bowman, was released from BOP custody on Nov. 2. He had spent five months in transitional housing. That followed a 15-month sentence for drug conspiracy, which he served at Edgefield Federal Correctional Institution in South Carolina.
Rondo appears to have kept a low profile for several days after his release. On Nov. 6, he announced his return with a carousel of photos on Instagram. In the caption he wrote, “I can’t complain about my life I was just walking to chow!”
Preview of “Why Us”
In a follow-up video, Rondo shared a clip of himself rapping to a new track titled “Why Us.” No release date for the song was mentioned in the source report.
A heavier tone ahead
While still in the halfway house last month, Rondo posted on social media that he is done going “tit for tat” with people and is no longer stressing over what others do. In a second post, he told fans not to expect turnt-up songs from him any time soon. He said he has been through nothing but pain lately and that his music will reflect it.
“I hope yall ain’t looking for a turnt song because I ain’t been though nothing turnt up,” he said. “I ain’t got nothing but pain in my life so if you ain’t looking for pain music gone head & unfollow me because I need a listening ear not a nodding head !!!”
Taken together, the posts suggest his next run of music will be more introspective and emotionally heavy than upbeat. Fans can see his latest Instagram posts and the preview of “Why Us” through the original report.
Source: xxlmag.com
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