Atlanta rapper Young Nudy has shown up as a different artist on almost every project. His 2020 album Anyways was raw and experimental when compared to his more commercially accessible mixtapes and collaborations with producer Pi'erre Bourne, and his album Dr. EV4L, released in May of 2021, took an unexpected turn into queasy horrorcore. Just a few months later, the August 2021 release Rich Shooter finds Nudy redirecting his style once again, approaching every song with different flows and instrumental choices. The beats on Rich Shooter range from minimal and bass-forward tracks like "Battlefield" to woozy, narcotic moments like "How They Label Me" or the claustrophobic swirl of "Trap S***," featuring a cameo from Future. It's Nudy's vocal switch-ups that keep Rich Shooter exciting, though. His ability to change meter mid-verse always lands with stunning precision, and he moves from mumbly nonchalance to strikingly blunt flows to weirdo experiments like the Young Thug-indebted sections of "How I Eat" with a fluidity that suggests he has complete control over every moment of his performances. There are solid guest features from Peewee Longway, 21 Lil Harold, and others, as well as great production from Coupe on standout tracks like "Bodies on Bodies," but the main attraction on Rich Shooter is how multi-dimensional Young Nudy comes across, effortlessly changing gears from track to track. ~ Fred Thomas, Rovi

1		Keep It In The Street
2		Old School
3		Battlefield
4		Wicked For The Money
5		Know How I Rock
6		Bodies On Bodies
7		All My N***s
8		No Disrespect
9		How I Eat
10		On The Curb
11		Green Bean
12		Trap S**t
13		How They Label Me
14		I Can't Change
15		Money To Spend
16		We Do Not Give Up
17		Addicted
18		One In The Head
19		Can't Clone Me
20		Fish Scale