Rapp discusses his new album which explores deep emotions and a desire for life to be good again through songs influenced by his experience joining the Corps of Cadets in college. The album style is different than his previous release and has been praised for its depth and ability to motivate listeners. One song, "Big Flow to Zero," was sparked by his first day in the corps when he arrived with his own style but had to conform by getting a haircut and being yelled at constantly by upperclassmen, going from complete freedom to nothing. He thanks various supporters and influences in the album credits.
3. Goes above and beyond anything else around today – America’s Music People
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5. BIG FLOW TO That first day sparked the motivation for “Big Flow to Zero.” They just went and took a man’s flow and… ZERO …turned it into zero.
6. Mom a.k.a. Wow The Corps My Sponsor: Mary Ann Knitting Shop Facebook Thank You’s English teachers around the world teaching people to express themselves Jesus BicLighters Butters Snuggies Vlad from Mother Russia
7. Big Surprise Big Flow to Zero 5:00 Mornings PT The Big Bad Cadre Staring at Walls Red Phase A Little Thing Called Sounding Off TC 2-3 Uniforms Where did my day go? Shoe Polish Indecisive TheHitList
![Words from “Rapp from Birth” himself… This album truly gets to that deepness of emotion, that feeling of loss, and just the desire for life to be good again. Events have happened in my life which totally changed my perspective. Mainly, the Corps of Cadets. I’ve heard of the college experience, and not even one of those great things I’ve heard of are possible through the corps. You’ll understand that feeling soon enough by they time you hit track 6. What the people had to Say ,[object Object]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)