The second half of the listen mostly matches the first set of tracks with decent hip hop tunes, but nothing overly stellar. The final track, "Blood Covered Snow," does stand out with a unique chilling vibe that details the story of murder, with the chorus hitting home, "laid wide awake in the blood covered snow, seen the sun, rise to the moon, and I'm headed home," leaving a spine tingling ending to this short listen. Yaves clearly has the desire to reach troubled young people and has the potential to make solid music, but there's just not enough here to make me keep listening to it over and over. If you dig hip hop, you may wanna try it out, but if you pass on this one, you're not missing anything exceptional.
- Review date: 2/9/15, written by Kevin Hoskins of Jesusfreakhideout.com
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