‎Massive Swerv – Album by G Herbo

A decade after Welcome to Fazoland launched G Herbo as a critical contender within the drill scene, the Chicago rapper now maintains a powerful ubiquity in hip-hop at massive. The 2020s have been particularly good to him, with hits like “PTSD” and options reverse Gunna and Nardo Wick and an formidable but well-received double album, Survivor’s Regret. On the comparatively leaner Massive Swerv, he rapidly calls again to his beginnings on “Strike You,” an anti-nostalgic opener that demonstrates how the previous informs his current.

Frequent manufacturing companions Oz on the Monitor and Southside solid lengthy shadows over the challenge, the previous wielding bass frequencies on the soulful “Yup” and the gnarly Sexyy Pink team-up “Ten” and the latter current on potent lure variants “Spend That Bag” and “Trim.” With such dependable beatmakers behind the boards, Herbo pops out and exhibits off for “Drunk AF” and the evocative “Splat.” Reuniting with Chief Keef for “No Pics,” he rejects the draw back of his celeb standing whereas serving his day-one followers alongside the drill pioneer. Elsewhere, he speaks on acquainted themes with Skilla Child on “Shoot” and 21 Savage on the unsettling “Within the A.”