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Big K.R.I.T.’s A Style Not Quite Free hits the wax in all its unapologetic Southern glory, finally giving this 2021 mixtape the deluxe double-LP treatment it deserves. Known for his sharp lyricism and soulful production, K.R.I.T. takes listeners on a ride that feels both raw and refined, with his Mississippi roots woven into every beat.
The project features highlights like “So Cool,” where laid-back swagger meets playful bars, and “What’s the Price,” a reflective track that blends introspection with head-nodding groove. K.R.I.T. balances high-energy anthems with slower, more contemplative cuts, showcasing his dual talents as both a confident MC and a producer with a knack for soulful instrumentation.
Spread across two heavyweight vinyl records, the sound gets room to breathe, offering the warm, full-bodied playback that digital streaming just can’t match. This pressing lets fans experience the depth of K.R.I.T.’s production, from the subtle layering of samples to the deep bass that rattles with purpose. It’s the kind of record that begs to be played loud, windows down, with nothing but good vibes in the air.
For longtime fans, A Style Not Quite Free represents K.R.I.T.’s ability to stay true to his underground roots while still pushing his artistry forward. For newcomers, it’s an open invitation to step into his world of Southern rap storytelling. Either way, this 2LP pressing is a must-have addition to any hip-hop vinyl collection.