Ricco Barrino

Ricco Barrino is a songwriter, maker, and vocalist known for most high-profile featured performances and his own modern R&B recordings. A indigenous of North Stage, Carolina, he’s the sibling of Fantasia Barrino as well as the nephew of Julius, Nathaniel, and Perry Barrino (collectively referred to as Barrino Brothers, who released an record for the Invictus label in 1973). Barrino’s profession gained traction force after “Bubble Gum,” an individual he released separately in 2006, reached the ears of Jason Geter, who got founded the Atlantic-affiliated Grand Hustle with T.We. This resulted in some low-profile Grand Hustle-supported produces as Barrino added to label slashes by famous brands T.We. (“Porn Superstar”), Yung LA (“Futuristic Like”), and B.o.B. (“5th Sizing”). Barrino was on Grand Hustle’s roster but still left on good conditions prior to launching an record. By the finish of 2015, he previously also caused famous brands Fantasia, Bone tissue Thugs-N-Harmony, Angie Rock, 8Ball & MJG, Small Dro, and Colonel Loud, and experienced some mixtapes to his name, including Twenty 12 Play and Musical Development. Barrino produced strides throughout 2016. He was presented on Nick Grant’s “The Sing Along” and E-40’s “Someone,” among additional songs, and he also released a set of EPs: Vibe, documented with rapper Tigo B, as well as the single Ferrari Infidelity.