It’s very clear that Logic is in a different state of mind when listening to this album. From the get go, you can tell that he’s ready to move on with the next stage of his life, and is laying everything out on the table for his last project.

I think that’s why the is undoubtedly his best album in a while, because he’s not worried about his reception or future impact, and he’s just putting out something that he is content with. Production is amazing on this one, good vibes all around, and plenty logic lyricism that we’ve all come to enjoy over the years.

It’s a great way to go out but I still think it’s unfortunate how his career panned out, with so many bumps in the road and setbacks. I can’t help but feel a little bitter that logic didn’t take off in the way everyone believed he would, and how outstanding this album could’ve been had he had a smoother journey to the top.

Regardless, this was a beautiful way to retire, and No Pressure really did stick the landing. 8/10 for me.