This talented rapper straight out of Wilmington, Delaware and has really impressed me with this track. He has a really nice vocal tone, a really well delivered clear tight flow, some clever metaphors and punch-lines and it’s all smoothed out with production by the legendary super producer Herb Middleton. For those that don’t know of Herb’s work do your homework as this man has spread his magic on some of the world’s best selling artists Nas, Mary J. Blige, Notorious B.I.G and many more. This is a musical marriage that really has picked up my ears. This is quality and if you like that real authentic Hip-Hop vibe this is going to get you well excited. What I like about this artist is how the whole story behind it. He is an artist grew up with his father not being around and fell into the realms of hood life but switched his life up and got his act together and now is making quality music. I felt that when hearing this track, I felt a certain energy and attitude, uniqueness and originality. It’s nice to hear new artists not copying what’s successful, because on a level, that’s how our music grows. Mr. Middleton goes hard with the beat on this one with crazy fly string & vocal stabs over a rocking up-tempo live sounding drum pattern. Its got the nod-factor for real and when B-Wellz starts spitting with his energy and swagger it’s as B-Wellz has ‘this is hip-hop, its we do’. His vibe is positive and proper raw, and to be honest made me realise why I love Hip-Hop so much. The hook and chorus is so infectious and has had me chanting it all night! The next time I play out I am going to play this track and I know its going to be an anthem. Hip-Hop aint dead… it’s still here. Trust me. Tricksta of Rago Magazine