The obvious hit is "Swing My Way" courtesy of Envyi's quality vocals while K.P. puts in time on the rapping front. The only problem I have with this, is that it can get repetitive and I doubt whether this will stand the test of time like bona fide gems like the 69 Boyz' "Tootsie Roll" or Tag Team's "Whoomp! There It Is". There is a whole bunch of good songs here. Marrying R&B vocals with rappers is nothing new in Bass, but it is done very effectively here. Check songs like noted Bass producer Emperor Searcy's "Let's Ride" with Lil' Jon, The Eastside Boys & Lil' Flavor. The keyboard melody is just sheer addictiveness, as it is on "Shake For Me". This is another diamond in the rough, with DJ Smurf laying out the track for Pop to sing her butter vocals, while long time Bass-aholic MC Shy D cuts in near the end with his frenetic flow. A great party tune.

A-Town Players contribute their "Player Can't You See" that is also available on their album. Again using catchy R&B vocals, this is another hit-in-the-making but with a different feel to "Shake For Me". Other good tracks include the Carl Moe-produced, Babydoll-vocalled "Don't Wanna Lose Your Love"; "Bass is Lo", another Carl Moe track featuring the lyrical talents of Zae; and Emperor Searcy is the neighbourhood "Bass Dealer", providing some bump for that trunk.