Vinyl LP pressing. From it's opening moments, it's clear that G Is for Deep is a different sort of beast. Adam "Doseone" Drucker's first solo LP for the label he founded 15 years ago finds this one-man Oakland arts colony more lyrically naked than ever, singing instead of rapping, dressed in a Technicolor swirl of synthesizer, drum machine, hacked Gameboy and layered voice. To call this pop might be misleading, but there are indeed choruses here. To call it R&B might confuse, but these are songs about one hardworking man's ups and downs with life, love, friendship and fear.