"Michael Myerz reps dork rap, but he’s no joke. In January, the local rapper and deep web phenomenon releases his 20th album, Jewnami. It’s a nod to his Jewish heritage (see “Planet Matza Ball”), which he frequently explores in his lyrics. Regardless of the topic, Myerz approaches his music in a wholly ironic, often self-deprecating, manner. Songs like “Garlic Bread” or “Robodogz” boast an electronic-heavy production befitting of his crude delivery, while “Bennie” is a downright ethereal tribute to his cat. Myerz may not take himself entirely seriously, but that’s where the fun lies." - Creative Loafing Atlanta