On "I Can't Replace Me, Pt. 2: Develop", Ardamus shows growth through honesty in the music. Tackling subjects such as backstabbers who always get their way ("Jordan Chase" feat. Chee Malabar) to speaking on the ills of gaining financially in post racial America (Luxury Tex), Ardamus has found his voice on these issues he has yet to speak on. Showcasing production from Kev Brown, Hezekiah, Oddisee, Chase Moore & Hippie Sabbotage, and Vintage, the album mixes a boom-bap sound reflective of the 90s with a more current feel to the music.