I like the real content you're givin and the way you use your voice here. There are several passages where the voice ain't clear enough or seems like being swollowed somehow. Further the quality sounds a bit like a raw cut. The beat is ok that far, but I miss some more piano tones or a second different, but fitting instrument which I personally would have added. Still missin something that really catches me to make me feel drawn inside.

This song has a great vibe and flow to it. also the beat reminds me of some old school type beat which is a real hip hop style coming back. usually don't listen to UK rappers mostly local from Chicago but i mess with this though. Also if you can check out my latest track that would be much respect and tell me what you think. stay up and keep making good music to vibe to.

The truth stands as Da Grimm One is caught somewhere between turning up and conscious elevation, a trait once embodied by the likes of Tupac Shakur. Torn creatively, he refuses to choose one lane exclusively over the other. Using the resources at his disposal wisely. Continuing along this progressive bent, the higher-minded “Letter To Nan” places Da Grimm One's greater mission into perspective. Dedicating the early portion of the project to ideas like self-awareness and seizing the moment, his intent here is to help listeners take life by the horns. This track is reminiscent of socio-militant rhymes of the early 1990's hip hop era. I am definitely recommending this track to our fans and listeners.

Nice instrumental down to earth real lyrics. Very nice sound very well mixed nice song all and all. Good job hip hop needs more real music like this much love 1DaMeyz

The passion is strong I love the true you in it. I love that its authentic. Honestly it needs a little tuning and master to the production and engineering. Besides that its a good song. Keep it coming. God willing you'll be blessed. Stah shabazz

The only thing is you lost your voice a little in the mix. It happens to me a lot too. Just turn it up a hair and the quality would be great in that case! I like the concept. I like the flow. I like the beat. It's all around a good song. Once you get into a nice studio you're gonna make some serious moves brother! May God watch you on your travels

I will say that this song is more about lyrics than about the beat. Big ups for that. True meaning of Hip Hop. Talking about the issues of life. I would say that this is not a track that would make it on the commercial/radio level. Also, I would probably do a tighter mix and master. It seem a bit dull or maybe the vocals needs to be re recorded with a Neumann (Sorry if I spelled it incorrectly). The instrumental track seems to not any beat break downs so that particular punch lines would shine. Overall, I would say that it is true Hip Hop the way that it is laid out and created. Nothing wrong with that at all. I hope that you don't take the constructive criticism as a negative but a positive on how we can grow as music artist. #BigUp to you!

Bro when shit come from the heart and you are able to write it down and make someone else feel it. Then you've created a dope track. keep it real keep doing your thing

it coldve been harder let yo fans understand your wordplay better. better production is needed clear up your vocal make the song more catchy throw a hook in there seems like you talkin bout some hard shit on life but its very hard to understand you could've gotten your vocal cleared up slow down your flo to like I said the fans want to be able to recite your words almost instantly

Big support for uk Hip Hop, lots of people really don't know that the uk got it lock like that. Lyrics bad I will recommend this song, Big all Coventry massive west midlands UP UP UP! KEEP THE FIRE BLAZING.