$LIMEY MoJo, an emerging Broward County, Florida rap star, has stepped into the spotlight with his full-length debut, Made A Difference (M.A.D.D.), adding 8 more tracks to the original. The 29-track project presents a young artist determined to carve out his place in hip-hop with a mix of raw ambition, playful energy, and reflective storytelling.
The title serves as both a mission statement and a personal mantra. MoJo positions the album as a document of growth, an effort to leave an imprint on a crowded rap landscape while staying true to his own evolution. That duality runs through the tracklist, which oscillates between swaggering declarations and vulnerable self-reflection.
On the lighter side, cuts like “Hairy,” “Cocky,” and “Fro$tbite” flex charisma and wit, while “Independent,” “$limey Money,” and “Anotha Level” center on financial drive and self-sufficiency. Elsewhere, the tone shifts. “Rain Check,” “Try Me,” and “Out The Way” reveal an artist confronting pressure and emotional resilience, while “Time Will Tell,” “Moment,” and “Chance” carry a more introspective weight. The self-titled “Made A Difference” stands as the record’s thematic core, a testament to MoJo’s hunger to overcome obstacles and prove his impact.
A deluxe edition, Made A Difference De$luxe (M.A.D.D.), expands the vision with eight additional songs, including “Upgrade,” “World I$ Mine,” and “Tit 4 Tat,” further fleshing out the narrative. The result is a 29-track statement that balances ambition with personal truth.
Production credits and collaborations remain largely under wraps, but the scope alone signals MoJo’s intent. Rather than trimming his vision for a safe introduction, he delivers an expansive debut that aims to show every side of his artistry. In Made A Difference, $LIMEY MoJo blends grit and vulnerability, crafting an opening chapter that feels less like a cautious debut and more like a declaration of arrival.
