n his breakout mixtape "We All Shine", Florida rapper YNW Melly begins to establish himself as one of the most emotive voices in the genre.

Over melancholy beats selection from producers like Honorable C.N.O.T.E., Melly pours his heart out, tackling topics like depression, suicidal thoughts and grief with alarming clarity and candor.

At just 16 tracks and 56 minutes, "We All Shine" leaves a major impression with its brief yet impactful runtime. It marked YNW Melly as an artist unafraid to confront darkness with disarming honesty and maturity well beyond his years.

For fans of melodic trap with substance, "We All Shine" is a formative body of work that still resonates thanks to Melly's poignant storytelling and chemistry with his producers. It remains a cult classic from one of Florida's most compelling new voices.