All Nite with Vince Staples is a particular track I love it is an absolute banger, the lucid production and lyricism made this cut the best on the album for me. The rap tracks which occupy the first half of the record are pretty captivating for the most part. I feel that one minute of that track doesn't do it justice. Skulls could have definitely been longer however. These instrumental cuts are all solid and colourful, highlighting Clams' production skills with the vocal chopping, pitching and industrial samples. The best material mostly centre around his instrumentals: Level 1, Skulls and Blast. Did his debut album live up to my expectations? Hmm. Clams is a talented producer, so I could only imagine the material he could craft when he sits down with artists to do songs with his vision at the priority. So, it is pretty evident that I was optimistic about this record. One track I particularly enjoyed from him over the years was his instrumental track Crystals, which was just fantastic.

He has carved out a smorgasbord of floaty, dreamy moods and sounds over the years that he seemingly handpicks or even combines to envelop each specific track for different purposes. I've enjoyed his Instrumental Mixtapes and I am well aware of his producing stance in the hip-hop scene.

I've enjoyed his Instrumental As a Clams Casino fan I was excited to hear that he was going to release his first album a few months ago. As a Clams Casino fan I was excited to hear that he was going to release his first album a few months ago.

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