Texturally, Jxdece is vividly differentiated from his pack. The same can be said for the rest of Third Eye & Co. who have dynamically built their team with an outright celebration of independence and invention. To say that Jxdece passes the same test would be an understatement. To say that he instead is organically redressing the boundaries of hip-hop, its spectral tones of R&B, and the boundlessness both find in Nashville would be more accurate. The calming tone of his deep voice. Like many in music today, the young Nashville figure is a conglomerate creative who wistfully transcends his melody, his flow, and his lyricism. Like so many from Nashville today, he does so over timeless production bookended by the bass-heavy chopped & screwed and the jazz-oriented instrumental. In combination, the auditory aesthetic that ensues could have been so many things, but Jxdece’s fluid incorporation of raw emotion into every corner of his artistry dictates the direction and instills it with heart and relatability at every turn. His voice, though, keeps it all grounded and consistent.