---
"title": "RJmrLA Celebrates the Evolution of LA Rap on MR. LA II"
"description": "With West Coast rap continuing to evolve, RJmrLA reminds his fans why his voice has remained a steady presence in the culture for over a decade. On his newly released album MR. LA II, the South Central Los Angeles native delivers a project rooted in authenticity, reflection, and the unmistakable energy that helped shape modern LA rap. […]"
"date": "2026-05-23"
"authors":
  -
    "name": "Khrissy Briscoe"
"url": "https://swaysuniverse.com/2026/05/23/rjmrla-celebrates-the-evolution-of-la-rap-on-mr-la-ii/"
"categories":
  - "Albums"
  - "Music"
"tags":
  - "MRLAll"
  - "OMMIO"
  - "RJ"
---

# RJmrLA Celebrates the Evolution of LA Rap on MR. LA II

With West Coast rap continuing to evolve, **RJmrLA** reminds his fans why his voice has remained a steady presence in the culture for over a decade. On his newly released album ***MR. LA II*,** the South Central Los Angeles native delivers a project rooted in authenticity, reflection, and the unmistakable energy that helped shape modern LA rap.

Across 14 tracks, ***MR. LA II*** brings together a strong lineup of collaborators including Ty Dolla $ign, Joe Moses, Kalan.FrFr, Wallie the Sensei, Jay Worthy, and The Game, a lineup that bridges generations of Los Angeles artists while reinforcing RJ’s longstanding influence within the city’s rap scene.

The album captures the balance RJ has always brought to his music: motivational street records, laid-back cruising anthems, and moments of introspection layered over hard-hitting production. Sonically, ***MR. LA II*** stays connected to classic West Coast foundations while embracing the newer sound that artists like RJ helped popularize years ago.

First gaining momentum through his ***OMMIO* mixtape series** and collaborations alongside figures like DJ Mustard and YG, RJ carved out a lane built on honesty and relatability. His sing-song flow, motivational messaging, and street-rooted storytelling became staples of Los Angeles rap during a pivotal era for the city’s sound.

More than a sequel, ***MR. LA II*** feels like a reaffirmation. It’s a reminder of RJ’s role in shaping the sound of modern LA while continuing to represent the neighborhoods, experiences, and culture that built him.

https://open.spotify.com/album/28lZxn6lWWNyHnMaJLX3AP?si=n6\_vdPdTQHyAtOnXtedpLA