A sonic gangster movie. Loose Endz is a soundtrack to a life of crime and moving fast. Vivid imagery paired with production that emphasizes each line. Visualization of each lyric as each beat is arranged in cinematic fashion. Wiardon is ahead of his time with the artistry of his music. Painting pictures that resonate far beyond the songs themselves. Everything down to the cover art by Ed Davis holds a grimy aesthetic. This body of work could be put on in any situation. If you’re getting into some actual situations that is. This one’s not for you if you’re at home sitting up on the couch. It’s bag music.
Production that will take you all over the map, leaving the depiction up to the listener. Done by verified names in the game including Thelonious Martin, Khris P, Por Vida, Roper Williams, Revenxnt, and himself. Wiardon is already known for his over achievement when it comes to production. It has significantly effected his writing and ability to tell a story. Translating from the major motion picture worthy sounds directly to his words. It’s been gratifying to watch his craft evolve so much in so little time. Putting his ability to entirely hold his own over ten of the eleven tracks. Only calling upon Ugly Frank for “Blade Runner”.
Each project he levels up. A new movie every time. Fresh sounds for the listeners to get active to. It is an update on his life. A chapter in the book of Wiardon. With his audience writing and living their own chapters as the soundtrack rolls on.