Jade Edwards

DeepLiar's third album is a near perfect dare I say masterwork, I actually teared up listening to this in some parts. It is a very raw and personal look into the artists life and experiences and I am glad that I am able to collaborate with him frequently.

A near perfect instrumental album, it flows like one long song and is quite emotional in some parts (near the end especially).

The debut album by DeepLiar is great, except for the song featuring Insubordinate Brian, while Jude Edwards (Insubordinate Brian) is usually trying his best, he definitely slacked off on his feature here.

The debut EP by DeepLiar is incredible, I just wish it was longer.

some of the songs go harder than the first soundtrack, like Gangster in school too, but it isn't as classic overall

While I did love a lot of the songs and the soundscape of the whole album on the first listen, I still felt like it was bloated with some tracks stretching their length. But after about 4 more listens through the entire album, this is truly a masterpiece.

Oh boy this was pretty great. Quite bloated, it could have definitely been trimmed down and mixed better on some tracks. I'm not a religious person so the tracks about Jesus and God felt a bit tedious, but they weren't bad songs overall. Then there are tracks like Jail which are amazing. I hope Jail goes down as one of Ye's best songs because it is so pleasant to the ears. Now I wonder what Fantano will say about this.

It's objectively great but that last track while beautiful and amazing, is just too long. I'll give it another listen later.

Incredible, a truly amazing experience through sound.

A masterpiece of poetry and music by Jim Morrison and The Doors.