
"Say That" solidly features Dee-1 and Yaves on a track with a unique blend of reggae and guitars making a solid rap tune. "No Choice" stands out on a deep level of finding hope while showcasing the superb talents of Dre Murray, Corey Paul, and Tony Tillman. The rest of the album has solid collaboration and ranges musically from OG west coast rap to laid-back chill tunes. If you're into the underground hip hop scene or you prefer any of the featured artists, this is worth checking out. I'll be spinning its uplifting tunes and praiseworthy components this summer for sure.
- Review date: 4/25/15, written by Kevin Hoskins of Jesusfreakhideout.com
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