Another freelease from Asher, and this one will definitely reel in those who enjoyed the type of material he put out when working with Nottz a little while back. The beat is bassy, hard-hitting and slowed-down, giving Asher a thick and intense backdrop to lay his laidback style on top of.
Interestingly though, the raps are still pretty light-hearted and fun, mostly centred around general BBQ shenanigans and hence it’s actually a decent direction for the beat: instead of opting to take himself too seriously with such a gritty beat, Asher capitalises on the production’s head-nodding qualities with easygoing raps that have a little fun with it. Admittedly, it’ll have a limited appeal and will probably wear off sooner rather than later, but for now it’s a solid listen that’ll kick nicely in the car.
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