RJmrLA
On God
Album · Hip-Hop/Rap · 2019
Much like The Neptunes or Timbaland before him, Mustard’s impact on hip-hop in the 2010s cannot be overstated. Previously signed with the LA DJ/producer’s 400 Summers imprint, RJMrLA strikes out on his own as an independent with this project. A South Central native with plenty of insider knowledge, he shouts his credentials with his hand over his heart on tracks like “Apartment” and “You Are Who You Are”. Not merely here to spit bars, he croons amid the hedonistic bounce of “Bang My Line” with O.T. Genasis and thrives over the ’80s electro boogie of “Time” with Young Thug. The support he gets from local legends like The Game and Snoop Dogg across On God makes this an essential listen.
On God
RJmrLA
Much like The Neptunes or Timbaland before him, Mustard’s impact on hip-hop in the 2010s cannot be overstated. Previously signed with the LA DJ/producer’s 400 Summers imprint, RJMrLA strikes out on his own as an independent with this project. A South Central native with plenty of insider knowledge, he shouts his credentials with his hand over his heart on tracks like “Apartment” and “You Are Who You Are”. Not merely here to spit bars, he croons amid the hedonistic bounce of “Bang My Line” with O.T. Genasis and thrives over the ’80s electro boogie of “Time” with Young Thug. The support he gets from local legends like The Game and Snoop Dogg across On God makes this an essential listen.
