Extremely early in his music career, LQ displays vocals similar to that of McKinley Dixon. LQ keeps it real and discusses family matters on this first album. The production is phenomenal and makes this an overall great album for it being his first. LQ intends on making more music, however he makes it known that it will be just a hobby for him.
Favorite tracks: Ask About Me, Therapy (Interlude), and Redveil (Freestyle)
The album is pretty diverse taste wise, and it feels almost impossible for someone to love every single song, however I feel like that makes it better because they are feeding several genres at once. A lot of the features I've never heard of in my entire life went so crazy and I'm excited to see what comes next.
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