Loon - Wizard Of Harlem

Review by Vondrick Harrison

Wizard of Harlem is Loon's first album since his release from prison in 2019. The album features 18 tracks and showcases Loon's growth as an artist. The album opens with the title track, which sets the tone for the rest of the album. It's a smooth, laid-back track with Loon's signature flow.

The album features a variety of beats, from soulful and jazzy to trap-inspired. Loon's lyrics are introspective and personal, touching on his struggles with addiction and his time in prison. Tracks like "Time" and "Survival" are particularly poignant, showcasing Loon's vulnerability.

The album also features collaborations with several artists, including Dave East, T-Pain, and Styles P. Each collaboration adds a unique flavor to the album, with T-Pain's autotuned vocals on "Wise Men" and Dave East's gritty flow on "Dirty Game" standing out.

Summary by Vondrick Harrison

Wizard of Harlem is a solid album that showcases Loon's growth as an artist. It's clear that he's put a lot of thought and effort into this project, and it shows in the quality of the music. Fans of Loon's previous work will not be disappointed, and new listeners will find plenty to enjoy on this album.