The project opens up with the laidback soulful tune “Ringling Brothers” featuring big.corazon. Here, both artists seamlessly trade bars in a two-the-hard way style and flex their verbal muscles with bars like “And this’s a heat check/now I’m balling I feel like waiting ‘em/Niggaz see me packing out stands, I need a stadium/What can you say to him, you see me working like a junkie/looking for my fix through the trailer like a honky”. Next up is “Snowfall” which is inspired by the classic show of the same name and features vivid lyricism from Mike with snippets of the aforementioned show. Mike and Venture Klan flow effortlessly over the scenic soundscape and drop us in the mix of action with their authoritative and commanding styles. Next up is “Sink or Swim(Real ones Exist), a chilled downtempo trap track ripe with emo-guitar licks and dark textures. Mike sure sounds at home on this and delivers a no-holds-barred bravado-laden performance.

“Timepiece Time Zone” has an R&B aesthetic and dreamy textures and sees Mike switching his style with a melody-laced chorus and peppers the track with his undeniable charismatic flow and vivid storytelling. Here, he breaks down his go-getter mentality and how he moves through the concrete jungle. This is followed by the skit “A Bunch Of Calls & things” and the playful club-inspired “Shot For Me” ripe with memorable hooks and easy-to-follow raps that implore the ladies to take it easy and feel the groovy vibes. On the sombre “It’s Not Personal”, Mike explores his journey and trajectory in the music game. He acknowledges the detractors and hurdles he had to jump over to reach his goals. He teams up with vocalist Cloetree on “Cold” for a duet that explores love gone bad and the ups and downs of relationships. The production has a laidback dancehall/Latin bounce peppered by slick guitar licks and dreamy textures. Mike sets the track with his sing-songy flow followed by Cloetree’s rich sultry melodic runs and together they sound perfect.