"96 Era" is structured like a compact skills record. Nottz opens the album with "New York New York," Ski Beatz takes the second slot, OT The Real joins on "Living Proof," and Shaquille O’Neal appears on the Asethic-produced closer. Those names establish lineage without turning the album into a feature parade. Cory Gunz remains the constant: tightly packed writing, quick changes in cadence and a preference for direct rap performance over elaborate song architecture. Even the title "Gave You Power" points toward a foundational New York vocabulary, though no direct sample or remake credit is listed. Eight tracks keep the exercise controlled.
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