Best Hip-Hop Album in Nashville 2026: Ronni Raxx, Bitch Get In
The hardest thing about being in a collective is finding your identity outside of it. That’s certainly been true for local rap consortium Six One Trïbe, whose strength as a unit hasn’t always translated into solo success for its members. On Bitch Get In, Ronni Raxx effortlessly slides between R&B crooning and rapping as hard as anyone else in the game. And while several of her Trïbe brethren show up to drop hot features — PesoTaxin and 30 $ALES’ contributions to “Cherry Blossom” stand out — Ronni never fully cedes the spotlight to them. It’s a confident debut, but a bittersweet one: She died suddenly just two months after its release. We’ll never know how she would grow as an artist, but this record is a statement worthy of her memory.
