Reviewed by Steve Hayes

Peabod's second release sees the lively rapper on fine form from the head-nodding first track, "Antisocial", throughout. This is an EP that exudes life, positivity and fun ("I'm having fun being me," from the engaging and uplifting "Side Hustle' which also shows Peabod can mix up his rapping rhythmically). Peabod is equally gifted on the singing front as demonstrated throughout the EP. "Left Out" is the kind of party track that will lift your spirits and get you jumping - "If it's my party, everybody is invited. . . ain't nobody getting left out. .." With more than a nod to the '90s, the West coast and pop rap, this is an instantly likeable five-track project from the Washington State rapper.

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