"Harder-edged rap fans should enjoy the hellish electro-trap of Day Ones, the most remarkable song here."
Most people will know 26-year-old Baauer as the creator of Harlem Shake (yes, from the memes), but he's since been trying to gain respectability as a producer by collaborating with various artists.
Your mileage may vary, though. About half the songs feature instrumentals containing nothing but chopped vocal samples. Those who are tuned in will find plenty to like in Baauer's hyperactive rhythms and playful soundscapes. Hard-edged rap fans should enjoy the hellish electro-trap of Day Ones, the most remarkable song here, and Kung Fu, featuring Future and Pusha T, where the latter refers to coke as "Macklemore".