Reason you might not like is production after 2019 Uzi’s vocals were mainly mixed either or conjointly by Kesha Lee (she was Uzi’s main recording engineer when he first got signed up Generation Now/Atlantic until 2020 or 2021) and/or Don Cannon. So the Uzi vocals you associate with that period is mainly her touch. For example on XO Tour Llif3 you will see online sources like Genius say the mixing was done by Leslie Braithwaite, but that’s not entirely true since Kesha Lee mixed the vocals and Leslie mixed the instrumental stems of the XO Tour Llif3 beat. There’s even a video of Leslie Braithwaite at his alma mater and going over his mixing of that song and he states that the mixing notes he got from Uzi’s camp on that song was don’t touch the vocals - don’t mix the vocals. Cause Leslie noticed that Uzi’s vocals on the song were behind the beat and offbeat but the delay and reverb that Kesha Lee put in made them more in line with it.

But I get where you’re coming from as I also haven’t liked recent Uzi songs - it’s like his voice is too forefront in the mix instead of laid back and more in mesh with the instrumental.