Original sentence: No Days Off was the second official mixtape The Alchemist released in 2006 (the first, which came out in April, was titled The Chemistry Files Vol.The majority of the songs have guest MCs over his beats, though the Alchemist raps on five of the tracks (two of which are produced by other people).The tape features the styles of many different rappers, from the aggressiveness of Mitchy Slick and Xzibit on "Making Your Money" to the more introspective nature of the Dilated Peoples' Evidence on "Hot & Cold" or "It's Gon' Pop".The tracks are a mixture of previously released and unreleased tracks
Edited sentence: 1), and though the majority of the songs have guest MCs over his beats, the Alchemist is also able to show off his verbal prowess on five of the tracks (two of which are produced by other people), and he sounds pretty decent, too.Even though No Days Off may be a mixtape between records, it's good enough to satiate Alchemist fans while they wait, however long it might be.He's also able to accommodate the styles of many different rappers, from the aggressiveness of Mitchy Slick and Xzibit on "Making Your Money" to the more introspective nature of the Dilated Peoples' Evidence on "Hot & Cold" or "It's Gon' Pop," which gives the mixtape a very completed and cohesive feel, despite the fact that it's pulled together from both previously released and unreleased tracks (something also helped, perhaps, by the fact that the Alchemist ties together each song with a little "no days off" hook).No Days Off is the second official mixtape The Alchemist has released in 2006 (the first, which came out in April, was titled The Chemistry Files Vol