That is the sixth prolonged play from New York Metropolis emcee LIFEOFTHOM. Developing within the late 2010s off his first couple EPs Thomas & Robotic Jesus, he would go on to launch 3 extra in Ground 11 in addition to Room 44 & Cocotaso respectively. Driving Blind produced by Plain Pat following an look on Lørd Skø’s sophomore effort United Palace has since turn out to be his most acclaimed materials & Re-Route: Reflection produced by Supah Mario seems to be to achieve that very same pedestal.

“Can’t Assist” that includes Meechy Darko will get issues going with this gritty increase bap beat speaking about being exterior searching for the onerous play whereas “Monday” goes for a summery vibe instrumentally telling this girl he can’t stay with out her. “The World is Yours” shift in the direction of a cloudier route realizing that it looks as if he doesn’t want the web anymore & “Grape Vine” ties all of it up within the type of this increase bap outro speaking about him staying asking questions as a result of answering them is a bonus.

LIFEOFTHOM already has 5 different EPs he’s given over the course of this ongoing decade & I may not have Re-Route: Reflection above Driving Blind, however it’s fairly shut & continues to dent extra cracks into realizing his true potential than plenty of his earlier output a decade in the past. There’s extra of an apparent reflective method to his songwriting & Supah Mario’s manufacturing is extra lenient in the direction of the lure sound he’s turn out to be recognized for over the course of a decade.

Rating: 8/10