ROME STREETZ — "COCAINE COLTRAINE" [VIDEO]

Rome Streetz returns from a twelve-stop European headline tour with a single that functions as both arrival statement and album announcement. "Cocaine Coltraine," produced by Denny La Flare — who has worked across the Griselda ecosystem and with A$AP Rocky — builds a saxophone-driven groove over a rugged, heavy-hitting beat that genuinely earns its jazz reference rather than decorating with it. The title is a deliberate phonetic wink at John Coltrane, and the record makes good on the promise: it sounds timeless and unmistakably New York simultaneously. Jerome Allen's origin story — born in London to Jamaican parents, raised in Queens, Brooklyn-rooted, open mic battles on 42nd Street, nineteen projects deep into a catalog that includes Griselda, Daringer collaborations, and a Conductor Williams partnership — gives him the credibility to approach jazz as an aesthetic framework without flinching. Sock It To My Pocket lands July 17th on Mass Appeal, directed visuals by Coach Bombay 3000 and Slick Jackson.