Another job well done between JDott and O-Zone. Their collabs from JDott’s FYF album have been solid thus far - FakeshoreDrive.com This beat is cold. O-Zone took a pretty common break/drum pattern, but flipped it rather nicely as he’s known to do. He laces his comrade JDott with it for his forthcoming FYF indie release. - Andrew Barber JDott Trife’s newest song, “Homicide,” preaches the unfortunate truth that many Chicagoans have to face on a daily basis. While the Chicago rapper paints a picture of inner-city life with his lyrics, the video, directed by Sense Hernandez, depicts a day in the life of a young teenager trying to get his come up in the drug-filled streets. Songs like “Homicide” are necessary to provide commentary on the realities of “street” life and the potential consequences that come from it. -RubyHornet.com