Detroit trap star DaeMoney back with his 2nd LP over a year after the full-length debut. Coming up as the nephew of one of the 2 biggest artists in the city right now Babyface Ray as well as a member of the WRLD Tour Mafia collective, he broke out on his own by dropping his debut mixtape Young Sexual Misconduct & his debut EP Slae Season accompanied by his 2nd EP Rockstar Lifestyle& then his previous tape Slae Season 2. Slae went on to sign to EMPIRE Distribution couple summers ago & celebrated in the form of his latest EP Slayer’s Coming fully produced by Trees shortly after as well as the final installment of the Slae Season trilogy. However, I was interested in the sequel to Rockstar Lifestyle especially considering the singles.

“Jimmy Neutron” is a spaciously bouncy trap opener referencing former 3-time WWE world champion, 5-time WWE Intercontinental Champion, WWE United States Champion, 3-time TNA World Champion, ΩCW Heavyweight Champion, 9-time WWE Tag Team Champion, 3-time WWE Hardcore Champion, ROH World Tag Team Champion, HoG Tag Team Champion, 2-time ΩCW Tag Team Champion, 2-time TNA World Tag Team Champion & The Crash Mundial Parejas Campeon Jeff Hardy who made his final AEW appearance last month in a losing bout with former record-tying 3-time AEW TNT Champion, AAA Mixtas Parejas Campeon & AAA Mundial Cruceropeso Campeon Sammy Guevara whereas “Flexin’” takes a cloudier approach instrumentally getting heavy with the braggadocio on the lyrical side of things. “Nun to Prove” gives off this mystical trap flare to the beat talking about never having shit to prove, but then “Earned It” featuring Babyface Ray himself rambunctiously talks about deserving to go as hard as they do.

Babytron joins Dae on “Mafia & Militia” so they can globetrot over synthesizers & hi-hats while “Granny’s Car” continues the atmospheric trap vibes talking about being high as Hell every time you see him. “Pent Talk” featuring KARRAHBOOO puts a bigger emphasis on the synths sounding off their thoughts from the penthouse prior to “Japanese Denim” featuring LUCKI & Veeze hooking up more synths & hi-hats repping the titular brand of jeans.

“Double C’s” featuring Joony goes for a moodier approach talks about doing all the drugs he does to forget reminiscing just before the cloudy Detroit trap fusion “Mini Me” shrugs off those who be ballin’ with him since he’s more worried of the millions he’s trying to stack up. “All Night” hops over hi-hats & minimal synthesizers tells his homies it’s gonna be ok while “Euphoria” is a calming smoker’s ballad. “Different Places” ends the LP in trippy fashion responding to being asked how he’s living.

The original Rockstar Lifestyle is one of the most notable EPs in Slae’s catalog, so for him to recapture that energy nearly 3 years later & close to 13 months since finishing the Slae Season trilogy wasn’t as bad of an it idea. He’s continuing to gradually step up in the ranks as one of the best in the current local trap scene, the guest-list is bigger & the overall sound is more cloudier.

Score: 4/5

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