Rufus Sims Unveils His Authentic Self in ‘Who Sent You‘

Rufus Sims, formerly known as Weasel Sims and also referred to as 40 Cent, has assembled a standout project with ‘Who Sent You.’ It is a true showcase of who Rufus Sims is as an artist.

Rufus has a very unique flow and sound; the more I hear from him, the more his style grows on me. He’s a great songwriter across different types of beats. The songs vary sonically, including tracks like “Honey Pack,” “Get Away,” “Dominating The D League,” and “No Thumbs,” yet all are great songs that sound cohesive within this album. While Rufus Sims is street-based, he is not defined solely by that; his content varies as much as his production. ‘Who Sent You’ offers a glimpse into his life.

With production provided by Ill City, H.N.I.C. Logic, and primarily Scriptz The L.O.T. (if I’m not mistaken), the beats vary in sound, as I mentioned, but all stand out as high quality. Tracks like “HorrorScope,” “Highway Robbery,” “Transformation,” and “Weak & the Strong” all sound very different; however, they are all amazing beats and contribute to the overall excellence of the album.

This is a high-quality project that I absolutely recommend! Rufus Sims provides a 360-degree insight into who he is and what he’s about, backed by gritty yet funky and soulful production. As I’ve delved into Rufus Sims’ music, he continues to impress me, and I’m becoming an increasingly devoted fan. I may not be deep into his discography yet, but ‘Who Sent You’ might just be my favorite project so far!

Album Rating: (👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑) 9/10