This is such a strong debut EP from one of my favourite producer/ mc pairings of recent years; RJD2 & Blueprint. They work so well together I think, Blueprints flow and lyrics fit perfectly with RJ's lush, detailed, multi layered beats. Despite this perfect pairing however I'd have to say my favourite track of the EP is the instrumental 'Oxford You Really Owe Me'. In my opinion this is quite possibly one of the best RJD2 songs I've ever heard, which is really saying something but there are few songs in this genre which match the beauty and obvious skill of this production. Everytime I listen to it I cannot help but smile, the vibe is perfect and the production is simply sublime. You can tell how much fun he must of had making it. To me its like looking back at great times had, and looking forward to amazing times to come.. Its quite simply beautiful. Anyway enough droning, truth be told there isn't a bad song on this EP and if your a fan of either RJ or Blueprint, or even underground hiphop in general, you should not miss out on this. A great introduction to one of the best producer/mc duo's of this past decade.