A.J. Bray just doesn’t let up, a little over a month after his “Satin Iceberg Slim” EP, he drops another, this one being catered more to the ladies with 4 sweetly concise cuts, each holding their own infectiously distinctive sound.
When it comes to keeping fans hungry for more no matter how full, A.J. is always here to serve you these marvelous morsels, so take these bites & satiate that starvation.
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Aliza1k is here to apply “Pressure” to all the raw nerves & she’ll be damned if she lets anyone’s soft answer turn away her wrath.
With rhymes & production harder than the nether millstone, it’s the more vulnerable moments like “HardTimes” & “Countin’ Up” that will help you learn more about Aliza’s come up & her personally while granting listeners who may or may not share a similar struggle story, the courage to gain the “Ambition” to persevere.
Before you can ask, “Who’s She”, Aliza's harrowing hyena esque hilarity will leave those opposing “Runnin’” fore they now know, there’s truly no need to ask “Who Run It’, you know who the fuck runs it.
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The flow formulaic, the rhymes raspy & raw, the production menacing, the scenery gritty, Big Sun barges in like a gorilla or should I say “guerrilla” through the dead of night to crush the miniscule on their own stomping grounds and own his own terms.
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Kicking things into gear with the unexpected (a falsetto sung ode to always being prepared for the opps to pop things off (“Stick”) over an upbeat yet paranoid production piece provided by J Allan) & that’s just what you can expect upon entering Ceehaze’s most versatile effort to date.
With records like (“Material”, “Backwood, Takeoff”) sounding like a high speed chase as Haze indulges in fast life behavior then taking a U-Turn to afterparty, afterthought esque vibes on (“Temporary”), there’s alot of dexterity here to unfold in 20 some minutes, even a dancehall bonus cut!
“Last Night Alive” is a transient, dizzying spell that’s versatile vocally & consistent throughout, a bender you wish would never come to an end from a mortal as melancholic as they come.
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