Tribute tape to J Dilla open by "As Long As We Got Love", some sirens introduce the track, boom bap vivid, cheerful beat, with good soul samples in background from "Just as Long as We're in Love" of Terry Callier. Pretty good instrumental joint. It follows by "With Ur Love", among the best production realized by Cookin Soul: the beatmaker samples a classic hidden gem from Atlantic Starr debut album, "With Your Love I Come Alive", to realizing a deep and wonderful instrumental cut. Cheerful beat, heavy, relaxing vibes, great boom bap that really gives value to this song, perfectly created. The next one is, like the previous one, among the best song invented by the producer. "Best Times of My Life" is composed by an incredible sick sample of "Those Were the Best Times of My Life", another hidden pearls from the debut album of The Modulations. The sirens open this track, as usual in this sick tape, then vibrant and cheerful rhythm, with that amazing sample that's perfectly fit with the beat in an ecstatic piece. This extended play almost perfect is closed by "Heartbroken": dope samples in background from "How Could You Break My Heart" by Bobby Womack, cheerful and lively production, with soul shots scattered in background, pretty great instrumental tune. 7/10.
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