From giving us a classic—yes, a classic—at 19 with Polo Sporting Goods to seeing his momentum slow up with a stint in prison to having his voice sampled all over N*E*R*D's last album, North Jersey's Retch has had himself a pretty interesting career so far. Since coming home, he's been active on social media, and dropped Still Up late last year. Recently—this month to be exact—he released After the Verdict with all production done by up-and-coming producer GRiMM Doza. While there's some bangers on here like "Slop Trays," "Dubs & Losses" with Roc Marciano, and "Made It Out" featuring Tsu Surf, his verse on "Throwin' Sets Down" stood out to me. Over a beat that sounds like a demented horror show at a carnival, Retch brings a sinister flow that haunts the listener whenever they press play on this shit. Porter delivers July's best rap verse.
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