Half-A-Mil continuously blessed fans and streets with a steadily increasing amount of their player art. What at first began as a cool, viby track in the form of “100 Rounds”, quickly became a single from their first 5-track EP. Although, the character of it was far from commercial, the idea of Half-A-Mil was quickly accepted and adopted by many fans. Hell, the duo is still absent from the streaming platforms, although their Soundcloud play-meters are counted in 100k’s. In the following months, they had released 2nd part, this time a 6-track EP and later the final 3rd part laced with 7 tracks. After three months from the last installment to the extended-play series, the duo floods the streets with a full-length effort, which doubles the amount of the songs from their previous project. The most characteristic for Half-A-Mil is their experimentation with sound. On one hand a listener can dive into those eerie, thrilling, trapful, heavy-hitting bangers and on the other chill out and laid back to soul-sampled ballads. The LP has seen probably the most experimentation in the history of the duo’s releases, which can be heard especially in tracks like “Don’t Know Me”, which is pretty much fully boom-bap, “Numbers”, which pretty much sounds like a safari or “The Most” being a slow ballad and a total opposition of a banger like, e.g. “1st & 10”. Also, the cover is noticeably different from the previous materials. It features the photos of the members of the clique on the right side, and a check on the left side. This is a reference to the name Half-A-Mil, which in other words is 500,000$. Soon after the release of the LP, an official short documentary film was published on the Half-A-MilVEVO channel on Youtube, showing the process of recording the album: