On his sophomore album "Tee's Coney Island", Detroit rapper Tee Grizzley delivers 16 raw, grimy tracks that cement his status in the city. Kicking things off with aggressive hits like "Aint Something New" and "Floaters", Tee Grizzley embraces his menacing style over dark, pounding production.

Production from Helluva, Juicy J and more craft a grim sonic landscape for Tee to assert himself as a boss over. Whether threatening foes or reflecting on past struggles, Tee spits with an authentic grittiness.

"Coney Island" is a fitting title, as Tee creates an immersive world within these 16 cuts that feel gritty, grimy yet essential for fans of hardcore rap. Lyrical depictions of the streets running parallel to his come up make for an engrossing album front to back.

With "Coney Island", Tee Grizzley further cements his reputation with an unflinchingly raw sequel displaying his storytelling talents over quintessential Detroit-style beats. The emcee shows no signs of slowing down.