The follow up to its predecessor that dropped in 2019 the second installment is more of the same and better. The lead single 0121 is a quick trip through the Birmingham underbelly and all that it encompasses, an intro as apt as can be setting the scene for the rest of the album. The sounds are nothing short from what you’ve come to expect on a Sonnyjim record slick with the grimy undertones. New York based Remy Banks pops up on The Residue sliding through racking up the revenue and scrapin off the residue, the pair trade rhymes effortlessly. Other notable features come in the form of ‘Spin’ which features Lex Records new recruit Young Morpheus, Sean Price’s kin Rim drops in on the spooky ‘Chung Ying’ and Torontos Asun Eastwood crushes ‘Paris St Germaine’ with ease.