It’s been four years since one of Chicago’s more buzz-worthy up-and-coming acts Slimeaveli — formally P Dibiase — dropped his 20-song debut mix-tape, Steve Jobs. After acclaimed performances at major music festivals such as Atlanta’s highly esteemed A3C, and the annual SXSW, as well as performances throughout the US, he took a brief hiatus before launching his Slimeaveli mix-tape series, re-inventing his brand and officially changing his name. Following the success of 2017’s Slimeaveli 2: Go Blow Yo Nose Shorty, which included the piano-driven banger “Threw In The Towel,” Slimeaveli has released his debut studio EP The Slimiest, which dropped on all platforms on March 28, 2018. Let off by the Derrick Soundz produced single “Who But Me,” and the his most recent released track “On God” (prod by YungKooley)” ; both of which have been gaining traction. The 13-song effort is his most powerful to date. The ” On God” rapper, was born on the Westside of Chicago, and moved to the East Roger’s Park neighborhood, attending high school in Chicago’s notorious South Side. Though he is the right age to be fully engulfed in the city’s drill-wave, what makes his reality-based music so unique is the fact that it straddles both sides of the proverbial fence. It’s raw uncut but has elements of the windy city’s soul-filled musical tapestry blended with clear delivery and a more lyrical aesthetic hankering back to some of his city’s more iconic exports. Though he’s been one of the city’s best-k