I remember not originally wanting to get this album...but I'm glad I did. Glorilla is a good female rapper. She reps Memphis and this definitely feels like a dirty south album. The guest spots for the most part are pretty well used; like Latto on "Procedure" and Sexy Red on "What You Know About Me". "TGIF" is a certified banger. "How I Look" with Megan thee Stallion might be the best song however. I really like "Let Her Cook" too. The production on this album is pretty good. I liked most of the songs but the gospel song "Rain Down On Me" felt out of place....but hey at least she tried something different. Some of the songs sounded kinda too similar but mostly its a good album. I look forward to her next album. Lyrics 22 Beats 22 Depth 22 Tilt 22 Verdict 88
I gotta admit I wasn't a fan of hers at all before I heard this album. A lot of these songs are really catchy as she brings a lot of charm to them. "Taste" is a great opener.....then she hits you with the infectious "Please Please Please". I love the chorus....the un edited version is so funny. "Bed Chem" is a song that I loved after it became a radio hit. Sabrina's singing is pretty damn good....not amazing but definitely good. "Good Graces" is another banger. Of course tho...on this album, "Espresso" is as good as it gets. I don't like every song here but for the most part this is a solid album with great production. She's basically what Katy Perry was in 2010.... Lyrics 22 Beats 23 Depth 23 Tilt 23 Verdict 91