Lou the Human changes moniker and releases his first material under the new name, Lou from Paradise. The 6-track, 16-minute EP is entirely produced by Statik Selektah: it's not the best set of rhythms from the Boston producer, boom bap with sparse drums and third-rate loops that wouldn't sound good even instrumental. With Lou's rap above, they sound no better: the boy seems inspired in the opening track "Brainless", on a dark, drumless rhythm, but in the remaining dozen minutes his effortless style isn't adequately supported by Statik's musical choices.
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