The Runners' glossy, expansive Miami sound backlit cinematic hip-hop anthems beginning in the mid-'00s. It all began with the simmering organs of Rick Ross' titanic "Hustlin'", an inspirational, larger-than-life spectacle. On Young Jeezy's "Go Getta", they make R. Kelly sound at home over stadium-sized beats. And The Runners are just as comfortable on the sleek, delicate nostalgia of DJ Khaled's "Take It to the Head".