Tampa, Florida emcee Sleep Lyrical making his Dirtcore Music debut together with his third studio LP. Recognized for his M.S.B.Ok. collection of mixtapes, he discography additional contains the Watch Me Work EP adopted by the debut album The twelfth Hour & the sophomore effort Damaged Hearts on My Face. Coming off M.S.B.Ok. 6 final summer season, Sleep’s trying to swap it up by giving the underground what they ain’t used to listening to from him getting so much off his chest all through the course of Damaged Hearts on My Face 2 coinciding Valentine’s Day.
After the intro, the primary tune “Keep a Whereas” produced by Crossworm is a somber entice opener suggesting that you just shouldn’t be making any guarantees to him for those who’re gonna fold whereas “Dealing With” that includes Senorita Sin finds the two speaking about making it by way of this tough patch. “Making an attempt To not Fall” soulfully fights in opposition to the fog in an effort of saving his shine simply earlier than “Ease My Thoughts” do away with the ache by smoking all of it away.
“Again To” exhibits extra of a hyphy affect instrumentally speaking about initially pondering he was finished coping with all these damaged hearts main into “Gap in My Coronary heart” talks about specializing in himself & nonetheless falling aside. “Circles” goes for a entice vibe to the beat really feel like he’s shifting round in circles some days, however then “Mission by Myself” eerie talks about being alone together with his ideas.
As for “Would possibly Go Loopy”, we now have Sleep Lyrical overtly discussing the potential of him shedding his thoughts that’s already on the point of sanity whereas the syrupy “Insignificant” exhibits a romantic aspect to him. The tune “Combat” that includes Samson Samson will get aggressive over a dusty growth bap instrumental whereas the trap-rock fusion “Roll Alone” talks about rollin’ by himself. “Let Me Down” wraps up his Dirtcore debut speaking bout the one factor he wants is his associate subsequent to him.
The homie Rone Bone of The Beneath the Filth Podcast was the one who put me into Sleep Lyrical a number of years in the past & for his first album on Dirtcore Music, the sequel to Damaged Hearts on My Face surpasses it’s predecessor. A private catharsis, Sleep works by way of the trauma of betrayal, the demise of his ex & the closure he by no means acquired from years of toxicity over a few of the strongest manufacturing that I’ve ever heard him on.
Rating: 9/10