The second full-length project from DC-area rapper Chaz French takes us inside his racing mind: a heady, genre-hopping swirl of deep introspection and twitchy, amorphous beats. On “IDK” he spits hungry, singsong bars about childhood struggles and systemic oppression over a loping, screwed-down soul groove. “Questions," set to anthemic marching band percussion, flits between confidence and insecurity, while “Songs for Us” preaches self-love over a ghostly choir and an explosive fireworks display of clubby 808s.