Reviewed by Mark Sherwood

Lil Irocc is back on tha scene with a new album and even has his own label now - Authority Music. I had only heard "All My People" from the first album and as one of his fans says, "He sound all grown up now." His voice certainly has matured and anything on here blows away the aforementioned song from the first album. I love the beat on "Pull 'em Down' about spiritual warfare, which showcases some ragga. He says that his mission is to be an example to the youth - which is positive - on songs like "A Lil Diff" saying about biblical standards in relationships, also in "He Say She Say" which is a brilliant song. He also says, "I choose God over girls any day of the week," when a girl is trying to tempt him. Some wonderful guest singing from Canton Jones, Tameka Lashaun and Delisha Thomas gives it a very soul/R&B feel and really compliments Irocc`s rapping. This guy has got a good future in front of him if he keeps a level head and God`s people pray and support him. He certainly has the talent and this is an enjoyable album that is worth getting into.

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