Hailing from Brooklyn's Bed-Stuy neighborhood, Maino was a fixture on the New York mixtape scene for the second half of the '00s, dropping at least a dozen street albums since 2006. His Hustle Hard imprint helped bring his long-anticipated debut LP, If Tomorrow Comes..., which spawned the singles "Hi Hater" and "Million Bucks." On Day After Tomorrow, he picks up where he left off. It has 16 tracks about living large, running game on the ladies, the ups and downs of fame, and BK pride. Assisted by features from T.I. (the money anthem "Cream"), Push Montana ("Gangstas Ain't Dead"), and Roscoe Dash ("Let It Fly"), he assembles a solid release, ideal for fans of lyrical NYC hip-hop. Maino's raspy, weathered voice complements strong beats from Buckwild, Mista Raja, Blast Off Productions, and Dangerous LLC, with standout joints like "Nino Brown," "Glad to Be Alive," and "That Could Be Us."