In the final installment of Aha Gazelle’s Trilliam trilogy, the New Orleans rapper switches seamlessly from nimble rap to soaring R&B, both rich with religious allegories and contemplative sociopolitical themes. On “Dumb Dancing,” a moody anthem for a generation in transition, Gazelle proudly raps: “I’m God-fearing, but I ain’t scared.” He also rhymes as his antihero alter ego on booming trap number “Dirty Dan” and navigates the gap between vulnerability and toughness on the gorgeous, moody “Things I’ll Never Try.”