So being isolated ain& #39;t all bad. I have a bunch of CDs (shoutout to the Target days) and an old functioning CD player. Every day, for however long, I& #39;m gonna give y& #39;all my honest opinion about each album.

I started yesterday with TRAPSOUL by Bryson Tiller. Listening to it without skipping a track brought me back to when I 1st heard about Tiller. Just another 22 year old figuring things out & going through it with his lady.

@StarkLines we gotta make Tiller hours great again.

Today& #39;s album is 90059 by Jay Rock. I feel like this was his redemption before Redemption. After killing verses on his labelmate& #39;s tracks from 2012-2014 a Rock album was long overdue. Listening to this again brought me back to playing Money Trees Deuce a lot when I was down bad

For day 3, it& #39;s J Cole& #39;s 4YEO. Cole is one of the best storytellers of our generation & he stepped out of his comfort zone by speaking from the perspective of his late friend on this one. What makes this album great, is that many people are in this situation losing (1/3)

their lives to the streets and the system with their stories untold to their loved ones and the public. Cole gave a voice to the voiceless. From the documentary for the album and the tour, this is a top 2 Cole album. (2/3)

I& #39;m also dedicating this album of the day to the homegirl Justine whom we lost 4 years ago today. She was a huge J. Cole fan and I know that she would& #39;ve loved this album so much.

We still miss ya Jus! (3/3)