Between his blunt but honest drum less approach on "If Found, Bring Home" to his go at sexy RnB ballads with Una Rams on "Homecoming" Tyson's personality shines through. "Home & Away Games" with fellow Pretorian native Thato Saul has both artists keeping listeners at the edge of their seats with bar after bar of comedic, raw and boastful jabs like you're witnessing a sporting match, with music though. "Growth" another RnB assisted posse cut on the album is this albums highlight moment with Tyson and co being messengers for the hopeless while allowing their own troubles to make their way through the light. This album has underlying messages of a relationship with God, self and the surroundings that shape us daily and how they made Tyson who he is. With some brief personal stories and some songs to dance to, you get lost in your own meaning of things. That's what growth brings too.