6ix also included retro sounds on “BoomTrap Protocol” that provided a vital balance to “Bobby Tarantino II” that was missing from his third studio album. The knocking bass, sharp snares and beat breaks on “Contra” give the mix tape a quintessential trap sound that Logic thrived on. Logic’s exclusive producer 6ix came through with flawless production throughout the tape. This track features Young Sinatra, who is Logic’s original alternate ego on his first trilogy of mixtapes. “Warm it up”, a standout track on the mixtape, highlights Logic’s effortless ability to rap double time without losing a single syllable of lyricism.
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“Bobby Tarantino II” has carefully selected beats that showcase his full spectrum of rhyme schemes. The second iteration of the Tarantino tapes gave Logic the freedom, once again, to express his more egotistical side and proved that he is not just the “suicide hotline guy”. The alter ego of the Grammy nominated artist made his debut in 2016 with “Bobby Tarantino I” when his fans experienced the true range of his versatility. The trap production style on “Yuck” and “Wizard of Oz” gave him the perfect opportunity to boast, and the eerie samples combined with crisp hi-hats compliment Logic’s concise flow that seamlessly hops from track to track. Logic flexed on his latest mixtape “Bobby Tarantino II”, his break from the deeply complex and socially conscious topics allowed for his strengths to flourish.
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