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See More Your browser does not support the audio element. This is a gratifying second step from one of the most exciting contemporary R&B artists to appear during the 2010s. Throughout, Alsina is joined by the likes of Young Jeezy, Pusha T, Fabolous, and Rick Ross, and though he's a natural match with most of them, he could have carried the whole album on his own with ease. 'Benediction' closes the album proper in a grounded but triumphant manner, where the singer beams, 'Now I'm in a place where I ain't gotta scheme no more,' like that means much more to him than any material possession. He's not strictly wrapped up in his world, however, devoting the sweet trunk rattler 'You Deserve' to 'the girl down the hall, misused and abused.' There are a couple slips into material that's beneath him, like 'Porn Star,' which somewhat amusingly leads to a track titled 'FML' that is, ironically, less dreary in color. Alsina begins the following 'Make It Home' with 'I don't always do what I should, but I do what I gotta do' like he has lived through what no young man - or any other human - should ever experience. When he confesses, 'Didn't graduate, I'm thinkin' damn, I gotta deal,' it's as if he is confronting a reality that coping and selling drugs - 'just to get a meal' - are one and the same. Within a matter of four minutes, he sings of abandonment, envy, poverty, desperation, survival, and the death of his brother. Buy the album Starting at £13.99įor those who didn't get around to checking the brief 2013 release Downtown: Life Under the Gun, August Alsina opens his first full-length with 'Testify,' a ballad that, with grim elegance, lays out the New Orleans native's background. Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs.

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