There are numerous sides to South Korean rapper Andup. On the romantic pop-rap of "The Way You Are" with Rico and "The Way It Is Right Now" with BrotherSu, he betrays a playful vulnerabilty with soft and mellow verses. But as a battle-tested MC with years of training, he's capable of harder, more acerbic rhymes, especially on numbers like the jazzy boom-bap of "It's Me". Either way, he's a versatile talent whose arresting songs—which often contain flashes of English language—are full of verve and attitude.