The title is a survival rule in rhyme form: those who don't trust their own instinct disappear. Mad1ne, a Texas rap veteran, connects with Crack Sizzlack from Brockton, Massachusetts – the same producer recently behind "Melt Mics" with G Fam Black and Ruste Juxx. This Northeast-South axis gives the album its tension: Texas experience over Massachusetts beats. The feature list reads like a map of the current underground network: G Fam Black opens on "187 Hopefuls," Blazy Green (currently also active with Meet The Greens) on "Still A Fool Wit It," P-Ro (Knuckle Dragguz) on "Definition Of A Crashout," Jamar Equality on "Longevity's Lion King," Garcia Vega on "4Wut" and DJ Techneek on the closer "I Know Ya Kind." These names connect the album to several parallel underground ecosystems – from the Massachusetts scene to Mad1ne's own Mad1one orbit, which recently released Leo Jonez's "Leotape." Ten tracks, compact runtimes, clear division of roles.
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