From his earliest singles, Bronx rapper Lil Tjay presented powerful delivery decorated by softer touches, pairing punchy drill beats with melodic, autotuned flows and delicate piano loops. As he created more material, the production took on more depth, and Lil Tjay leaned more into his R&B side. Second studio album Destined 2 Win gives the most complete picture yet of the rapper/singer's talents as he offers up 21 tracks that blur together melodic drill, post-Drake R&B, and even moments of pained emo rap. The hour-plus album has ample high-energy bangers like the pensive "Headshot" featuring Polo G and Fivio Foreign and "Run It Up," a sizzling track that balances melodic hooks from Tjay with cool-headed bars from Moneybagg Yo and Offset. As often as Destined 2 Win presents powerful drill tracks and moody trap arrangements, it also turns toward more slowly paced, pop-friendly R&B. "Calling My Phone" was issued as a single before the release of the record, and its understated production centers around a sped-up soul sample, melancholic chord changes, and sorrowful vocal flows from Tjay and 6LACK. The song stands out considerably from much of the album, and recalls aspects of both Drake's late-night reflections and the rule-breaking production of Kanye's early days. Destined 2 Win drags on a bit past the 40-minute mark, but the track sequence thoughtfully arranges Lil Tjay's different approaches so that he's never in one mode long enough for it to feel redundant. ~ Fred Thomas, Rovi

1		Destined 2 Win
2		Born 2 Be Great
3		Calling My Phone
4		What You Wanna Do
5		Hood Rich
6		Oh Well
7		Headshot
8		Gang Gang
9		Go Crazy
10		Irregular Love
11		Move
12		Slow Down
13		Love Hurts
14		Run It Up
15		Part of the Plan
16		No Cap
17		Life Changed
18		Nuf Said
19		Losses
20		Move On
21		None of Your Love