Even though music has the power to move, as George Clinton once famously put it, it has the power to remove as well. In the case of JMAC the Dragon‘s extremely personal release The Human Element, it is evident that this is the case… this album seems as if it was created to remove stress, remove stigma surrounding the perceptions of his art, and remove any real or imagined barriers that may be in his way. With production by CA the Commoner of Grid Squid Entertainment, it’s a sure thing that the production will match the lyrical bar set by JMAC. We’ve all been through hard times, and this album captures the process of exploring that darkness beautifully.
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