Big Ro the Street Soldier, born Ronald Herbert, is a Houston hip-hop artist closely associated with Blue Chip Entertainment. His catalog includes the 2009 album Rydah Music and collaborations with J-No The Sun King, J-Roq The Movemaker, Tre Dizzle and other artists within the Blue Chip network.
RYDAH MUSIC is a Blue Chip Entertainment mixtape by Big Ro the Street Soldier, recorded at UN Studios, the shared DBP/BCE studio. Engineered by J-No, the nine-track project features J-No, C-Fish, Duane Smith, and Tre Dizzle.
Big Ro the Street Soldier, born Ronald Herbert, is a hip-hop recording artist whose documented catalog is closely connected to Blue Chip Entertainment and its extended independent music network. Working alongside artists including J-No The Sun King, J-Roq The Movemaker and Tre Dizzle, Big Ro established a recording history that spans multiple Blue Chip projects and collaborations.
Rydah Music
A major documented chapter of Big Ro’s career is the 2009 album Rydah Music. Released through Blue Chip Entertainment, the nine-track project provides one of the clearest records of his work during this period and features several artists associated with the Blue Chip circle.
J-No The Sun King appears extensively throughout Rydah Music, while C-Fish also contributes to multiple recordings. The album includes “F with em,” featuring J-No and Tre Dizzle, establishing a direct recorded connection between Big Ro, Blue Chip Entertainment and Dammit Boy Productions.
Blue Chip Entertainment Connections
Big Ro’s presence within the Blue Chip catalog continued beyond Rydah Music. He appears on J-No’s Stick Man Vol. 1 in 2010, extending his documented collaborative history with J-No into another Blue Chip-era project.
His recording history also connects him directly with J-Roq The Movemaker. Big Ro appears on J-Roq’s 2013 project Choices, including the songs “Work That” and “Streets Is Calling.” Together, these recordings document Big Ro working with both J-No and J-Roq across several years rather than appearing within the Blue Chip network through a single collaboration.
Additional material connects Big Ro with artists including Truth Francisco and DJ Chose. Among those recordings is “All I Know,” which brings Big Ro together with J-No, Truth Francisco and DJ Chose. Its exact place in the chronology remains under research, so it is preserved as part of his documented catalog without assigning an unsupported original release date.
Big Ro & Dammit Boy Productions
Big Ro’s connection to Dammit Boy Productions is documented through his work with Tre Dizzle and the larger relationship between the Blue Chip and DBP camps. His appearance with J-No and Tre Dizzle on “F with em” from Rydah Music provides a direct musical link between the artists.
Big Ro the Street Soldier’s surviving catalog documents an artist deeply connected to the collaborative independent hip-hop network surrounding Blue Chip Entertainment. Through Rydah Music and subsequent appearances alongside J-No The Sun King, J-Roq The Movemaker, Tre Dizzle and other artists from the extended circle, his recordings preserve an important chapter of the Blue Chip Entertainment story and its connection with Dammit Boy Productions.
