All In.
From heartbreak to peace of mind, the Cali singer takes us on a musical journey that is enriched with strong wordplay and intense introspection. Aiko continues to solidify her own lane and the R&B game needs her fresh perspective on things.
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August Alsina and Trey Songz should be 1 and 2
LUKE JAMES
Severely slept on….
I don’t think its her. Its Drake secretly expressing himself. True artist.
I’ll just say that the album was very good. Not gonna kill her with the “mixtape was better” talk because I’m a fan.
corny album.
Hated how she tricked us with “Sail Out”, where it was all urban bangers, and then this album ends up being some singy songy watered down acoustic album.
Wish I could have returned the cd smh.
its good for what it is…and girls love this shit, so just keep the CD in your house and they’ll throw the pussy at you
The female Drake.
RapRadar is going to lose some credibility if Tinashe Aquarius isn’t on here.
boring zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz