Reviewed By: Malik the Villain

The UK rap scene has been on the rise lately, and it was only right that three of their biggest stars came together to create a unique album that’s truly a “conglomerate” of different sounds. I love that these three were able to have great chemistry throughout the album, delivering some of the best music to be released this year. I’ll admit this is my first time ever listening to these individuals, but as this is their first collaboration and my first experience with them, I have to say I’m impressed. The verses, flows, and catchy hooks fit together with the loud and genre-mixing production, resulting in a fun and addictive listening experience. The production is a fusion of different global sounds, including Trap, UK Drill, Brazilian Funk, Flamenco, and Jerk, which gives this album a very unique standout sound, where you never know what to expect when going into the next track.

Songs like “Spanish Guitar” are a fusion of Flamenco-inspired guitar plucking with UK trap bass, and they truly exemplify what this album’s sound is artistically. The bass-boosted, heavy-hitting beats, combined with raw energy, make this album feel like a never-ending night out at the club that keeps getting better. The creativity that all three artists were able to put together, with the melodies, unforgettable hooks, and energetic lyricism, makes this project a standout for UK music. Overall, this is one hell of a great and undeniable album, with the potential to be remembered as a classic made by three of the UK’s top musical talents. It’s definitely worth a spin and is an album made for the club.

Album Rate: ★★★★★★★★☆ (8.9/10)

Favorite Tracks: After Life, How High, Excuse My French, Spanish Guitar, Osbatt, Silhouette, All My Cards, Ankle Lock