Not my jam. Horns and some version of early auto tuning by combined singing but slightly out of tune. Good melodies.

Next level rhythm and rhymes. This feels like a first album that is coming out of the gates to get some attention. Speaking of very personal experiences, hard ones. The topics are shocking, intentionally, hitting the mark of schock but also feeling like a gimmick.the audio overlays of speaking distract from the music.

I love David Bowie, but this album didn't feel as great as ziggy stardust.

Didn't love this but totally get how groundbreaking this music is.

Again, didn’t love this album but I recognize it is great music. Innovative and unique. It has the calm playfulness I’m familiar with in Simon and Garfunkel with bits of spoken word sprinkled in.

Best album I've heard in the past week. Favoriting this one for later. Great rhythm, solid narrative without being to much in a direction of explicit or silly, and great individual songs. I can get lost in this album.

Again, didn’t love this album but I recognize it is great music. Innovative and unique. It has the calm playfulness I’m familiar with in Simon and Garfunkel with bits of spoken word sprinkled in.

Difficult to listen to.

At times I felt I was in church listening to a worship song, then in a dark smokey jazz club, then later in someone’s home listening to them express their love to the silence in night. Deep, moving, soft, lyrical, and soothing for my soul.

Good rhythm and rhymes but didn't hook me in.

This is a great album.

Disorganized, dissonant, but somewhat inspired.

Folksy and with soul, just didn’t catch mine.