He tightens up his improvisational style to suit the mood, while staying loose enough to sink into the open spaces where Clams’ instrumentals exhale. Lil B rises to the occasion, showing up in a way we don’t often get to hear.
Here Lil B gets to test-drive the latest generation of Clams Casino beats: tracks that are more structurally robust if just as foggy on the surface. Clams Casino and Lil B were instrumental in each others’ rise, and these songs serve as a reminder that both artists still do their best work together. Essentially, the first half of the record feels like a Lil B/Clams Casino album: the BasedGod graces four of these six tracks and the album opens with his signature “yessssss” ad lib. The A-side consists of six satisfying rap songs, each of which leverage different facets of Clams’ sound.
32 Levels has very distinct A and B-sides, which split cleanly among the album’s 12 tracks.
