We seldom see any artist taking introspective turns into their music. But when they do, they capture the attention of their fans and the public.

Now you must be wondering what exactly Dave East must have done with his new piece of work, HDIGH (How did I get here). This question has given so much fame to a deep, exploratory rap that it will repeatedly appear on the playlist of any lover of music, especially the fans of Dave East. 

He opens up a lot about his life and experiences to his fans in such an effortless way that it becomes pretty tough not to be charmed by the music. 

Dave East has nine songs in ‘HDIGH’, but there are some tracks that a listener cannot resist. Those tracks include ‘Deeper than Love’, ‘No Cocaine’, and ‘Don't Let Me Down’.

Be it by design or coincidence, the song ‘Deeper than Love’ attains such great depth in itself that we can be certain that any listener would not feel boredom no matter how many times he or she listens to his magical track. 

From the compilation, another critical jam is ‘No Cocaine’. There is again a message of faith in this song, and anyone who has been through the experience of the streets of Bronx and Mushin can relate to the idea. 

Coming to ‘Don't Let Me Down’, the track is undoubtedly so memorable that we would suggest you go ahead and explore it yourself.

This album is an instant hip-hop winner and also encourages the audience to ponder about life and what being a soul on the material plane means. Dave East has opened corridors into his family, life, and much more in this latest compilation.