The lead single is bouncy, yet laid back, with LL Cool J for an "Incredible" experience, but while it is good, it definitely does not reach those heights. A braggadocio effort. Subjects are explored like his own case, but alongside something like "Slap Somebody", it seems out of place when he is looking inwards on "Secret Indictment" or "My Life". The obvious track to get radio play is a team up with Canibus and Eve on "Some Sh*t" which is ok for what it is there for.

Keith Murray's unique voice complements his use of his vocabulary as he twists words to fit into his rhyme scheme, especially evident on the opening "When I Rap". A high point (no pun) is "High As Hell", reusing played out subject matter, but infusing it with a little new life. "Bad Day" flips Ice Cube's "It Was A Good Day" over the same beat but showing a different perspective. "Radio" is also another to check for. Keith Murray wraps it up with a DMX-style talk on life, wich is something you don't usually hear, knowing that he is a role model and delivering a message to his fans.