Maybach Music boss Rick Ross drops “Face Down” featuring Rich The Kid, the fourth track off his 12th studio album “Set In Stone,” released July 17, 2026, through Maybach Music Group under Gamma.
Coming nearly five years after “Richer Than I Ever Been,” the album arrives with a stacked 19-track tracklist, and “Face Down” is one of its more carefree moments.
Ross has never been subtle about what his music is for. Luxury rap, Miami energy, and the kind of relaxed confidence that comes from someone who has nothing left to prove. “Face Down” fits that pattern – it’s a club-adjacent record about money, planes, and the kind of lifestyle that’s been his subject matter since “Hustlin'” put him on the map. Rich The Kid, who made his name on “Plug Walk” before a Hot 100 peak on Kanye’s “Carnival,” fits the record’s mood without complication.
The Song Production
Production sits on a smooth, bass-heavy hip-hop bed with an easy bounce that never rushes. The beat gives both artists room to move without crowding the track. It doesn’t try to be the loudest moment on “Set In Stone,” and that restraint actually works in its favour.
Ross opens exactly the way fans expect – relaxed, commanding, leaning into Magic City imagery and sunglasses-on-the-runway energy. His deep baritone rides the beat with the ease of someone who has been doing this for two decades. He doesn’t try to reinvent anything here.
Rich The Kid steps in with his usual SoundCloud-era bravado, bragging about longevity in a lane that has seen many come and go. His verse is quick and confident, adding momentum rather than overstaying its welcome.
“Face Down” won’t be the track that defines “Set In Stone,” but it doesn’t need to be. Ross and Rich The Kid deliver a smooth, throwaway good time. Stream it alongside the full album for the complete picture.
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