Lukai Society

I'm not trying speaking in literary terms, but I could guess. I practically had listened to 50,000 albums, compilations, EPs, you name it. This one is probably one of my favorites out of 46,000 of them. I usually rate them out of five stars on the quality of the music, production, and the vocals. I could give all three of them a five star. I don't know how anyone else would put it, but in my perspective, all of these are quite acoustic, which is in my opinion, the most serene and 'pleasent-to-the-ear' type of music. If I were to compare it to any other album, this one would be on more of the acoustic side when compared to all of the other albums of this artist. Also 'Make You Laugh' is another one which is related to this one. Really enjoyed listening and hope to hear more.

Do I have to explain? This dude's range is insanity.

It was music, but not music you would want to listen to. First of all, the "introduction" track is nothing more than a big bunch of violin tracks mashed together, and you can bet that it doesn't correlate with the style of music this album is trying to go for. This album is supposed to be in the style of the following: house music, dance music, and Baltimore club (whatever that is). My point is, you don't want to make the introduction of your album a classical track when you are going for house music. Second off, EVERY track is very repetitive. I don't mean it in the sense of "he sings that same phrase way too many times." I literally mean that it's VERY repetitive. The beat doesn't ever change for every song (it stays the same for 4 minutes straight), when Drake blurts out random things. There are no verses, no choruses; there's not a bridge...in every single one of the songs. Except they really don't feel like songs. All of the tracks just sound like things that exist. On the bottom line, this is not great. Don't listen to it, if you haven't already. Or, maybe I'm wrong. Maybe this was a trendy thing at the time it was released. But I, personally; didn't enjoy it. Especially since every track was a big skip.