Human

Acting as the follow-up to his three-volume EP series Tell The Truth, Shame The Devil, Human sees the midwest emcee taking a more introspective view of himself with tracks focused on keeping his humanity:

I wanted to be able to speak to the listeners. I wanted to update them and communicate my feelings and what my thoughts have been these last few months and putting it on record. It’s kind of like just shedding another skin to reveal another layer to the listeners.

Speaking on his latest EP, the Ohio native went in-depth on how he feels about rappers keeping in touch with their human side:

Yes, it’s very important. I think that especially now, we get so lost in the celebrity and being famous more than we do the art. Now, the more famous and popular you are, then you can be whatever you want to be – you can choose, almost. You got 500,000 followers and when that number keeps going up, you can call yourself a fashion designer or anything. You can make up whatever you want to make up because you have the following to sell them anything. I think people really do lose touch with their human side.