cupidity

Alright, I’ve covered 2nd In Command a decent bit over the past few years, and going into this project, they were hoping to adapt a lot of tones in hazy, autotuned cloud trap that normally default to flexing for something with a different brand of introspection, with more guest collaborators and arguably his most refined production and set of beats to date.

And I’m not sure that approach always helps them, especially in comparison with guests who have a cleaner and sharper vocal ... read more