“Get Well Soon” is the fifth studio album by American rapper King Iso, which was released on January 21, 2022, under the label Strange Music. This album serves as a continuation of his previous works, including the 2020 album “World War Me” and the 2021 EPs “Entry 1: The Mind of Iso” and “8 P.M. Med Call.” Featuring notable collaborations with Tech N9ne, Twista, Rittz, X-Raided, C-Mob, A-Wax, Snake Lucci, King Kash, Taebo Tha Truth, Linds, and VenomStayDrippin, the album encompasses 18 tracks. These tracks effectively highlight King Iso’s exceptional lyricism, emotional depth, and personal battles with mental health.
The title of the album, “Get Well Soon,” signifies King Iso’s profound aspiration to find healing for both himself and his listeners, who have encountered various pains and traumas throughout their lives. The album cover itself portrays King Iso situated in a hospital bed, accompanied by an IV drip and a heart monitor. This imagery serves as a symbolic representation of his vulnerability and unwavering strength.
Some of the standout tracks on the album include:
- “Get Well Soon”, featuring Linds, is the opening track that sets the tone for the album with a heartfelt message of hope and gratitude for his supporters.
- “Zero Dark Thirty-Four”, a solo track that showcases King Iso’s rapid-fire flow and witty wordplay over a dark and ominous beat.
- “Self Destruct”, featuring Rittz and Twista, a collaboration with two of the fastest rappers in the game that addresses the destructive habits and behaviors that they have overcome or are still battling with.
- “Made Me Crazy”, featuring Snake Lucci and Tech N9ne, a hard-hitting track that features King Iso’s mentor and label boss Tech N9ne as they rap about their insane lifestyles and achievements in the rap industry.
- “Hypocrite”, a solo track that exposes the hypocrisy and dishonesty of some people in King Iso’s life, as well as his own flaws and mistakes.
- “Help Yourself”, the closing track offers a positive and uplifting message of self-love and empowerment to his listeners.
“Get Well Soon” stands as a remarkable and intimate musical creation by King Iso, demonstrating his evolution as both an artist and an individual. It resonates with individuals who have confronted their own trials and adversities, as it provides solace, inspiration, and restoration through the power of music.