Reviewed by Steve Hayes

With an album cover of S.O. covered in clay and an album title to reflect a process, the emcee is back with a six-track EP that he describes as something for the fans while he's "in between projects." As before, the now Stateside resident rapper manages to combine smooth flows with smooth sung vocals. From the more grooving southern "New Wave" through to the more laid back vibes of "I See You" and the esoteric breaks on "The Fall", the EP showcases a variation of styles. "You Already Know" with the soulful vocals of Christon Gray is quite an experimental, more vocal-laced track. This EP may just be an appetizer but it's one worth eating. . .

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