Rapper Naezy’s first EP arrived exactly six years to the day he put out his ground-breaking debut single “Aafat”. On Maghreb, which follows “Fatke”, the Mumbai native returns to his trademark style. Each cut covers matters either personal or political, with hard-hitting lines like “Kal tak jo ladke goli chala re the/Aaj desh chala re toh kya kare”—as heard on the title track. The punch-packed verses touch on everything from street life (“Khamakha”) to his struggles (“Jeeta Haara”), props to his comrades (“Mere Bhantai”) and comebacks to his competition (“Kon Hard”).