All across the recording, BandoMoss’ delivery is seamless, his varying-pitched vocal tones grinding against the lively production. There are no dull moments on this mixtape, largely due to the vast distinctions between each of the beats, and the rappers ever-changing flows. Unlike many other feature-heavy releases this year, BandoMoss doesn’t rely on the presence of others to hold down the songs; his performance actually stands alone. He undoubtedly controls each of the 12 tracks, radiating a hazy psychedelic throughout each track. From “Too Much” to “On The Way” and “Show Me”, his performances are hypnotizing, as he weaves his way through skittering hi-hats and bass booming beats. Almost all of the tracks could stand alone as a strong demonstration of what BandoMoss does best.