Some records don’t chase moments, they document patterns. Round N Round (Statik Selektah Remix) is one of those joints. Released January 14, 2026, Errol Eats Everything links up with Rome Streetz and Statik Selektah for a stripped-back, no-frills rap record that plays like a short film you can’t pause. Statik sets the scene with a beat that moves slow and heavy, all tension and atmosphere. Nothing flashy, nothing wasted. It feels like headlights cutting through a late-night block, where every sound matters and every bar has weight. The production leaves space on purpose, giving the verses room to breathe and hit.
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Errol Eats Everything opens the track in full narrator mode. His verse unfolds like lived experience, following the path of a runaway bullet and the ripple effect it leaves behind. He’s not preaching, not glamorizing, just laying it out, frame by frame. One moment, one decision, and everything spirals. The writing feels grounded and personal, like he’s talking from inside the cycle rather than observing it from a distance.
Rome Streetz slides in with the kind of precision he’s known for. His delivery is calm but cutting, packed with details that stick long after the song ends. Rome doesn’t over-explain, he doesn’t have to. His verse carries that quiet realism that makes the message unavoidable: this isn’t rare, it’s routine. Same corners, same outcomes, different names.
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The visuals implied in the track feel cinematic without trying too hard. You can see the streets, the cruising cars, the aftermath nobody posts. It fits cleanly into the larger picture Errol is building with his Stagga Back – Remix EP, following strong collaborations with Blu and Planet Asia. The lineup across the project; Rome Streetz, Brother Ali, Raz Fresco makes it clear Errol is curating voices that value substance over noise.
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