Album: Broken Clock Faces EP Artist: T.I.M.E. Genres: Alternative/Hip Hop 1. Open Heart Surgery (1:58) Written by Niko Sheffield Produced by Reggie Volume (Sheffield, Tarver II) 2. Jimmy Rockafella Melvin (3:57) Written by Niko Sheffield Produced by Reggie Volume (Sheffield, Tarver II) 3. Timeless (4:00) Written by Niko Sheffield Produced by Reggie Volume (Sheffield, Tarver II) 4. Sunshine (3:35) Written by Niko Sheffield Produced by Reggie Volume (Sheffield, Tarver II) 5. Sleep Seekers (3:28) Written by Niko Sheffield Produced by Reggie Volume (Sheffield, Tarver II) 6. Play Cards Wit Da Devil Written by Niko Sheffield Produced by Reggie Volume (Sheffield, Tarver II) All Songs Conceptualized by Niko Sheffield and Reggie Tarver II http://timemoves.bandcamp.com/album/broken-clock-faces-ep “Ok straight to the point, my man Volume and his crew dropped their new project and to be honest i found it hard to get past the first song. I replayed it 5 times. With flawless production and a water like flow over the lively, but mellow, production and crazy wordplay, makes "Open Heart Surgery” the perfect opener. I give it a 10 out of 10. By the time i got to track 2, “Jimmy Rockafella Melvin”, I felt myself slowly becoming a genuine fan. Though it lacks the beauty of the opener, it doesn’t fall too far behind. The rapper, Niko, just simply has flow and his voice sounds amazing over the production. Not to mention, the production sounds great. As soon as timeless comes on I feel like the production is just going to be top notch with Niko proving himself to me with every bar. The hook flows well with the vibe giving off a very light hearted sound. Lyrics, very on point. The fourth song “Sunshine” give a more traditional hip hop fall feel then the previous, with a well written hook. This rapper is d**e and by this song there is no debating that or the fact that the chemistry is great. with every song i am surprised with the great song concepts. “Sleep Seekers” is track five and the beat knocks, period. As a whole, the song is beautiful. They closed the album flawlessly with “Playing Cards With The Devil”. This is genuinely the birth of something special. This is genuinely the birth of something special. This project is shaped to be one of the better projects I’ve heard in a long T.I.M.E. “