Reviewed by James Moss

Texas-based Greg "Puntin" Cooke has toured in England, New Zealand and all across the United States and this is his sixth studio album. "Intro" gives you different styles of flow on a heavy based trap backing track ("I'm right back at it like I never left/Man, all my 16s' dope but I never touched can"). "A Difference" features Charlie Boy and the chorus is reminiscent of R&B singer Charlie Wilson. There is some good wordplay ("Yes I'm different from the rest/Plus I'm too blessed to be stressed/Nowadays everybody wants to fit in to impress"). "The Most High" featuring singer Erica Cooks is another strong track with effective flow. Overall this is a really good, well-constructed album with a powerful message.

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