Whole Time, feels like a blood oath scrawled in boom-bap hieroglyphics. Philmore Greene isn’t just pulling legends for the sake of it; Rashid Hadee and Skyzoo are both architects in his ascension. Hadee providing a sound bed that feels both like concrete and clouds. Skyzoo, the Brooklyn oracle, has been a ride-or-die since jump, offering game and wisdom. The track itself is a hood sermon wrapped in jazz-flecked piano stabs, with a low-end that could crack pavement. It’s that rare thing: gritty but elegant, a cipher between brothers who still believe hip-hop is holy.