A.J.

Neptune

This album is just insanely impressive and I'm so surprised by how professional and huge this whole project feels throughout, with how seamless the transitions are between tracks making a 67 minute album fly by like nothing, and a lot of the gorgeous production reminding me of Mike Dean's work heavily. While not all the vocals really do it for me (Planets and Psycho are the biggest offenders, as while they have crazy production I'm not big on them vocally), when the performances work they can ... read more

A.J. delivers a great improvement over his past work, however there is still a lot of room for improvement. A.J. is an artist I have been following for quite a while. His music used to be pretty bad but on the last 2 albums I heard he seems to have stepped up his game by quite a bit. I was very excited going into this album and I have many thoughts coming out of it.

The production on here is very well executed and while there are moments I thought were repetitive, A.J. does a great job of ... read more

Seeing A.J. go from his first EP to this album has been a weird journey, cause I never expected that the kid who would make the Instruments EP would make such a varied and impressive trap record.

A.J. is one of my best online friends, and it’s been a hell of a ride watching him constantly improve with every album and working with him. He’s got a really creative mind, full of extremely colorful melodies and catchy hooks, and he lays all of those out perfectly on his latest record, ... read more

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