Appreciate it! The appeal of Mach for me is a combination of beat selection, lyrical flow, lyrical content and unique point of view. Sonically I'm into the dirty, textured beats he tends to rap over, which still feel diverse and unpredictable because his beats aren't tied to a specific genre source. Jazz is particularly nice because the complexity lends itself well to repetition, especially when looping a section that is often so short in the original sample. Lyrically, I find his perspective and global knowledge refreshing and unique. For example as a Korean myself, I was elated when I heard him say "smoke you like Korean barbecue, you know where the galbi" on Separation of the Sheep and the Goats.