: This closer is perhaps the most vulnerable moment on the EP. It features an off-beat, stream-of-consciousness flow over a simple guitar melody. In it, Kodak questions his own worthiness of love and admits to coping with unprescribed medications to handle loneliness and confusion.

: Kodak uses this song to vow that he is done speaking on past drama, specifically stating he is "off" the backstabbing and ready for a fresh start. Artistic Style

: The title track is a direct response to Jackboy, addressing a "foul friendship" and the pain of betrayal within his inner circle.

Released in August 2022, Kodak Black’s EP is a raw, five-track project that trades mainstream polish for intense, diary-like introspection. Originally leaked online before its official release, Kodak shared that these songs were recorded during a particularly "dark spot" in 2021.

: On this track, Kodak contemplates walking away from the music industry entirely. He expresses frustration with industry "politics," feeling black-balled, and reflects on missed opportunities like not winning a Grammy despite multiple nominations.

How this EP fits into the of his other 2022 releases like Back For Everything . The production credits for each track. Kodak Black - Closure EP - Some Time Away [Official Audio]

The EP serves as a public processing of deep-seated personal conflicts, most notably his fallout with former friend and collaborator . Key Tracks & Themes

The project is characterized by its and lack of traditional song structures; tracks like "Some Time Away" lack a hook, focusing instead on singular, dense verses. Reviewers from Anywhere The Dope Go and RapReviews highlight it as a moment of "emotional maturity," where Kodak chooses to talk through music when he "ain't good with words". If you'd like to dive deeper, I can look into: Specific lyrics from the Jackboy feud.