From teaching a homeschool course on trapping in “The Scale” to the P-Funk inspired “4DEEP,” at a digestible 6 tracks San Francisco rapper Larry June’s Larry Two EP proves to be his most versatile body of work yet. “Still Mackin’” is a player’s anthem that sonically carries on the torch for the Bay Area’s legacy of classic songs made for crawling, evening Cadillac cruises as the California sun sets. TDE’s Zacari joins on the soulful stand-out “Sparklin’ Water,” while “The Dealer, Part 2″ may capture the qualities we’ve come to most expect from June – unfiltered trap music that basks in promoting a healthy lifestyle.
Evoking a charisma on par with his Bay Area elders like E-40 and Mac Dre, Larry June has been a strong advocate for the importance of living an active and healthy lifestyle, frequently inviting fans on group bicycle rides and using social media to share organic food choices and home-cooked meals – see his food advice column on Instagram. The Larry Two EP is a follow-up to the first installment that released in summer 2016 and served up some of his biggest hits to-date with “Glock 40″ and “Joog One Time.”
