Debut album for D. Morris, rapper from Fillmore, San Francisco, part of JT the Bigga Figga's Get Low Playaz under the moniker D-Moe, here known as D-Moe Tha Youngsta. Entirely produced by JT, with one beat each for Gigolo Gee and Secret Service, the album maintains its own coherence by sounding bad from start to finish. The intro features a minimal snare drum, decent samples, and tightly looped police sirens, which form a hard-to-appreciate sound. For the remaining 37 minutes, the guy has no energy and spits on shoddy random beats, delivering generic gangsta bars with a lazy, light-hearted style on ridiculous funky boom baps with awkward samples, annoying synths that at their best deliver rnb-ballad vibes, and poor pounding drums, often midtempo: everything here is cheap, D-Moe and JT work hard, but their attempt to deliver some healthy mobb music isn't as good as their respectable intentions. 4/10.
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