ZachTheOddBall

Ehhhh. It's alright. It's calming and a great album to sleep too, but not the best album to pay attention to. Andre's flute playing is quite soothing in the midst of the tribal-sounding ambience and ethereal electronic music, but it's not anything thats impressive or interesting. It's kinda just decent new age music. Wouldn't hurt to listen to, but there's much more interesting stuff out there than this.

An interesting addition to Danny's discography. The first half is what people expected from Danny's style, but the second half takes a VERY mellow and trippy approach. Danny also gets really personal on here. I like the change of pace that he does. It helps make this standout in his discography for the right reasons. Definitely worth checking out if you're a left-field rap fan.

Aesop returns with a concept album discussing multiple topics under the illusion of a product that can offer you a bit of everything. His rapping is on point as usual, and same goes for his lyricism. His storytelling is on display at many points and his massive vocabulary just baffles me. Production is very good and varied throughout. It's cryptic, yet also engaging and relatable at many points. I can see this growing on me even more in the future.

A project with a familiar sound and some interesting ideas, but is in need of a lot more fleshing out of those ideas. Quannnic's vocals are more simple and easy, but sometimes they blend a bit too much with the music. I think they work way better on the more noisy and dense songs. The singing is great. The production has good effort put into it. The highlights on here are REALLY good. I think even more well-made work is visible in the future.