Due to his ability to sound like he belongs on any track, Watch Yo Tone is a pleasant surprise from the Bay Area. As rising artists from the Bay Area are straying away from make Bay rap a distinct quality, Legendvry and his producer Drew Banga found a way to create a new ceiling. The production has an undeniable Bay Area influence but still has a unique flavor that strays away from the standard production in this saturated sound. Legendvry’s flow is relentless throughout the 5 song EP. The first song titled, My Head Hurt gives you a warm welcome to the project. A treat for old Legendvry listeners to hear his progression and an overall feel good song for new listeners alike. From there, the next four songs slam listeners by their ears as Drew Banga provides uncompromising bass through his production. Legendvry has a flow so aggressive for the final four songs that makes it impossible to sit still. It’s not a head bobbing album, it’s aggressive enough to be the soundtrack to a mosh pit. The best part? The re-invention of what makes Bay music so special. Sometimes we have to wait a while to truly hear generational talent. Watch Yo Tone shows listeners that if the market is saturated, you just have to raise the bar. Now the question is, what other tricks does Legendvry have up his sleeve?