Review by William Eric Paule

$uspiciou$’s latest album, Put Your Body Where Your Mouth Is, is an electrifying collection of tracks that showcase the group’s unique blend of hip-hop, trap, and electronic music. With a sound that is both energetic and introspective, the album is a testament to the group’s versatility and creativity.

From the opening track, “Intro,” it’s clear that $uspiciou$ means business. The song features a dizzying array of beats and synths, which set the tone for the rest of the album. The group’s signature sound is on full display here, with catchy hooks and clever wordplay that will keep listeners engaged from start to finish.

Other standout tracks include “All About the Benjis,” which features a catchy chorus and some of the album’s most memorable lyrics. The song is a testament to the group’s ability to create infectious hooks that will stick in listeners’ heads for days. “Kush and OJ” is another highlight, with its dreamy, atmospheric production and introspective lyrics about life and love.

Summary by William Eric Paule

Put Your Body Where Your Mouth Is is a strong album that showcases $uspiciou$’s unique sound and style. Fans of hip-hop and trap music will find plenty to love here, while those who appreciate electronic music will appreciate the group’s innovative production techniques. With this album, $uspiciou$ has cemented their place as one of the most exciting and original groups in the game today.