Lesski

Bad is Micheal Jackson being a bad boy with the voice of an angel.
This could have been a bit better. The highs are generational, just as on Thriller, but a few songs just don't hit as much.

Easily his best. Way more energy while keeping the chill hazey vibe. I still like his newer stuff but Civila Demo is a way better listen all the way through. This record proves you can be smooth while not loosing that edge.

Isiah sounds like he doesn't even want to be here. It kinda hurts me to say it but this album as a whole is way too boring. There is very strong songs on here, the writing is good but the full listen is dragging. Yes it's supposed to be Lo-Fi, but sometimes it's just not engaging enough. The beats and Isiah are too basic sometimes to make for a great album. I'm honestly surprised this has a score of 80.

Kenny Mason has successfully found his own sound but sometimes it still comes across as repetitive. Not because he can't find new pockets or beats, but because standouts like 'Shell' or 'Nosedive' show he is capable of playing outside his comfort zone even better than inside it. I still definitely like this project as it has a consistent quality and doesn't get boring at all.