Review by Catherine (Cathy) Stewart-Mott

The 1999 Demo album by Juice has been a much-anticipated release for fans of the late rapper. This collection of tracks showcases Juice's raw talent and highlights his potential as an artist, even at a young age. The album features a mix of introspective tracks and upbeat bangers, showcasing Juice's versatility as a rapper.

The production on the album is solid, with beats that perfectly complement Juice's lyrics and flow. The standout tracks on the album include "Moonlight," "Lucid Dreams," and "All Girls Are The Same," which have all become fan favorites since their initial release.

Summary by Catherine (Cathy) Stewart-Mott

the 1999 Demo album is a must-listen for any fan of Juice or hip-hop in general. It's a testament to Juice's talent and a glimpse into what could have been a long and successful career. The album is a bittersweet reminder of the talent that was lost too soon, but it's also a celebration of the music that Juice left behind.