Vincentsnofun

Definitely a short but sweet experience. Some of the songs on here are among my favorites from 2025 as a whole, but not all of the tracks reach those highs. Specifically, I feel like the one thing holding this album back from being in the 9/10 range for me is that despite its short runtime, some songs like "All at Once" don't feel as dynamic as they could. That's not to say this album is repetitive, but it's still something I noticed.

Yeah, the middle is a little slow. With that said, the rest of the album is nice and melodic throughout, with great production and features. I wouldn't feel right rating it anything under an 8/10. My favorite songs are Ride and the Highs & the Lows.

Though there are few forgettable songs in the back half, this album is constantly one-upping itself with a seemingly never-ending supply of silky instrumentals from The Alchemist and ear catching flows from Freddie Gibbs. The features (all three of them) are also incredible, with JID's especially standing tall as the best verse on the entire album. In all, this is definitely worth a listen for any hip hop fan.

Maybe I'm just a sucker for Alex G, or maybe this is his best album ever. Honestly I'm leaning toward the latter. I love how he gets experimental on tracks like Bounce Boy and Louisianna, which are both honestly some of my favorites off the album. "June Guitar" is such an incredible song probably my favorite intro song to any Alex G album. The lead single "Afterlife" is one of his best songs ever, full stop. My only complaint here is honestly "Is It Still You ... read more