Kweku Smoke sharpens back up on “Set It Straight,” pulling out of the ache “Through The Pain” sat in.
Hi hats pick pace back up, bassline punchier, closer to “Life Of A Hustler” in energy than the slower track before it. Nothing lingers here, the whole thing moves with intent.
His bars come more direct too, less reflection, more correction. Someone’s getting told something plainly, no room left for misreading it.
Third track now, and the pattern’s clear, he moves through hustle, pain, then straight back to clarity. Nothing soft about how this one lands.
Play “Set It Straight” when the moment calls for something said plainly, no cushioning.
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