On his eighth LP, Ghostface gifts us with an R&B album—fun, casual, and sexy—built as much from smooth guest singers’ verses as from his own. “Lonely,” with its gentle guitar backdrop, offers Ghostface at his most vulnerable, weaving a tale of love lost. “Guest House” is a slow, ’70s-inspired bass groove in which Ghostface tattles about a rendezvous gone awry. And “She’s a Killah” bends Ron Browz's Auto-Tuned voice around the hook over waves of danceable drums.