Here is a new leak from J.R. Writer and Cassidy off the mixtape Still Standing. The mixtape was due to be released today but was pushed back. Look for the mixtape later this week from J.R. Writer.

J.R. Writer + Cassidy- “GOAT” (MP3)

We really think it may be time for fools to give up on the whole “snack metaphor” with your club songs. “Lollipop”, “Milkshake”, “Candy Shop”, “Lemonade”, etc. But I guess this is how you make a club track. But the thing is, those other previously mentioned foods have a sexual connotation to them, even “Lemonade”, if you’re freaky. “Cheese and Crackers”? Not so much. Nobody likes crumbs in the bed. Browz is done with autotune, and lately his club tracks have been of the correct formula, usually working in some capacity. Can’t say this “Cheesemix” is going to blow the roof off, but at least Cass pays homage to Black Sheep.

Ron Browz + Cassidy + JR Writer – “Cheese & Crackers (Remix)”

    J.R. displays an energy that enables him,” To Be A Diplomat.” In his ever persistent hustle to the top during his pre-Dipset years, he claims to have battled the best and dazzled the rest. Although not complex in its rhyme scheme, the slick words provide perseverance through hard times. “Goonies,” is that hype track. Never without the purple piff, Jim Jones and Hell Rell make guests appearances. Jones overshadows both with the clever opening lines; “One-eyed Willie, leader of the Goonie-goo-goos.” This is probably the most notable lines on the entire album, the eclectic value of the 1985, Richard Donner classic, is the only thing that makes it stick out.

   Although the Dipset aren’t the best at writing love songs, “Xtacy” is that I need a down girl track. Laced with a smooth sample of women singing, “J.R.” in the background, even CL would be impressed. “That’s A Bet,” has a down south swagger. Posing as “history in the making,” labels Swisha House and Dipset pare up, with J.R. and Paul Wall break bread, blasting perpetrators and stuffing them in car trunks. 

    With production by Knoxville, Doe Boyz, Falco The Great, and The Justice League (not to be confused with the Justus League/Hall of Justus), to name a few; fast keys, large horn and orchestra sections are nothing new to Diplomat releases. Love them or hate them, as long as people keep buying, the Dipset will keep hustling the public and making money till the bitter end.