Slette could definitely change the rap game if he ever gets the chance to. He’s one of the few rappers I could ever really listen to, he changes up the game with some of the realest lyrics and some of the sickest beats, his music has a heavy meaning behind them, his lyrics aren't made up they actually have a story to tell about his life. Slette definitely has a story to tell with his raps, some of the beats kind of give off a depressing sort of vibe off, but it only adds more emotion to the album. I’d have to say the JJ Demon skit was something different to hear, definitely adds some humor to the album. A few songs that really stick out on the album would have to be, Real, People Ask Me, Serial Killers, Say I’m Wrong. Real is probably my favorite on this album because of the meaning behind it, same with Say I’m Wrong. Real’s beat was another good thing about the song, really matched Slette’s flow, I’d have to say this is a great first album for Slette, there’s definitely a lot of good things on this album and it does show that not all rap are about meaningless topics and whatnot.

Breakdown:

Cleans: Slette’s vocals are definitely one of a kind, his flow as-well, he doesn’t rap too fast or too slow just right to make his flaw stay with the beat very well.  He surely does have a lot of talent behind him, I’m hoping this will be his huge break and he ends up getting more noticed in his career.

Beat: The beats differ to be honest, some of them are better than others, some give off party vibes while others will give off the depressed child type of a vibe, they all fit really well on the album though which is surely something to aim for.

Rating: 8/10

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