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Review: Kanye West's "Yeezus"

Throughout the years Kanye West has transcended hip hop and has made music of his own kind. A hybrid of many sounds and ideas, Yeezus is an ambition expansion of West’s sound palette....

Review: French Montana's "Excuse My French"

Review: Waka Flocka's "DuFlocka Rant: Half-Time Show"

Review: Tyga's "Hotel California"

Review: KiD CuDi's "Indicud"

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Review: Kanye West's

Review: Kanye West's "Yeezus"

Jun 18, 2013 | 44,651 Views
43 Likes 43 Dislikes

Throughout the years Kanye West has transcended hip hop and has made music of his own kind. A hybrid of many sounds and ideas, Yeezus is an ambition expansion of West’s sound palette. Introducing news soundscapes and textures, the album has a completely new sound for the artist, and is a complete disregard for the rules of hip hop and music and because of it, it works. Ye is no stranger to...

Review: French Montana's

Review: French Montana's "Excuse My French"

May 23, 2013 | 15,261 Views
13 Likes 32 Dislikes

It’s been hard to turn on the radio in the past year or so and not hear French Montana’s rich yet slurred delivery coming through the speakers. The Moroccan born, Bronx, NY bred rapper’s rise to the top may seem like it happened overnight but that’s far from the case. Before the days of taking to various social networking platforms to establish a fan base, French Montana went about...

Review: Waka Flocka's

Review: Waka Flocka's "DuFlocka Rant: Half-Time Show"

May 20, 2013 | 4,606 Views
5 Likes 4 Dislikes

Halftime at any sporting event is usually the time when folks go to the bathroom, get refreshments and talk amongst themselves about the game. For Waka Flocka Flame, halftime is no time for an intermission. Instead, it’s a period to continue carrying the heat.   So is the case with the latest mixtape in Waka’s DuFlocka series, DuFlocka Rant: Half-Time Show The 19-track opus,...

Review: Tyga's

Review: Tyga's "Hotel California"

Apr 17, 2013 | 26,697 Views
34 Likes 8 Dislikes

The snare and synth-filled beats, the arrogance in the rhymes, and the claims to fame are all reasons why Tyga has gained so many followers, and this shines through on the first three tracks of Hotel California. It's this familiar, blanket sound that has garnered him the success he so rightfully brags about. But by the fourth track, "Diss Song", Tyga starts to demonstrate more maturity as an...

Review: KiD CuDi's

Review: KiD CuDi's "Indicud"

Apr 25, 2013 | 21,818 Views
31 Likes 4 Dislikes

Kid Cudi has never been one to hold his tongue or boast modestly. The Cleveland native is infamous for his onstage rants and mid-performance meltdowns. So it should come as no surprise, when talking about his fourth studio album, Cudi likened Indicud to Dr. Dre’s classic 2001 album. A bold statement indeed. Hot on the heels of his announcement of an amicable split with Kanye West’s...

Review: Snoop Lion's

Review: Snoop Lion's "Reincarnated"

May 2, 2013 | 8,845 Views
8 Likes 4 Dislikes

2012 was an eye-opening year for Snoop Dogg. So much so that the West Coast rapper held a press conference in July to publicly announce that, after spending some time in the Caribbean island of Jamaica, he was a changed man. Snoop declared he was leaving the gangsta-image alone to adopt the ways and culture of a Rastafarian. There was just one problem: Dog is a derogatory term in Jamaican...

Review: Logic's

Review: Logic's "Welcome to Forever"

May 13, 2013 | 12,025 Views
31 Likes 2 Dislikes

Throughout Welcome to Forever Robert Bryson Hall II reflects upon the last year of his career. The opening title track recalls when Logic met Nas for the first time in the line, “Shook his hand then he started quoting my lines? God damn this is real life!” A certain hunger and drive are present in the Maryland native's voice. The intensity and the leisurely style that he rhymes with have...

Review: Lil Wayne's

Review: Lil Wayne's "I Am Not A Human Being II"

Mar 28, 2013 | 73,561 Views
49 Likes 33 Dislikes

Lil Wayne has always differentiated himself from us mere mortals, something he clearly set out to prove again with I Am Not A Human Being II, his tenth (and possibly final) studio album. He's explored the outer limits of the rap game with this one, bringing fellow rappers 2 Chainz, Nicki Minaj, Drake and Future along for the ride.IANAHB2 is the sequel to Weezy’s 2009 album of the...

Review: Hustle Gang's

Review: Hustle Gang's "G.D.O.D."

May 14, 2013 | 17,340 Views
10 Likes

T.I. has been a man on a mission after his second prison stint. Following the success of his eighth studio album, Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head, he once again travels back to his trapping roots. This time he’s joined by the roster he personally assembled on his Grand Hustle label for Hustle Gang’s G.D.O.D., the label’s first compilation mixtape.  King T.I. holds court in the intro...

Review: Game's

Review: Game's "Jesus Piece"

Dec 16, 2012 | 40,151 Views
80 Likes 7 Dislikes

Though he did fall off the map for a while, fans will remember 2012 as the year Game made his triumphant comeback. First, he released The R.E.D Album to critical acclaim and followed that up with the recent release of Jesus Piece - an album that could go down as one of Game's best. From the eerie synth in the opening seconds of "Scared Now" to the last thought-provoking lyrics of "Blood...

Review: Gucci Mane's

Review: Gucci Mane's "Trap God 2"

Feb 19, 2013 | 10,414 Views
7 Likes 2 Dislikes

If there’s one rapper out there that shows unfaltering consistency in his melodic style and lyrical flow, it has got to be Gucci Mane. The seasoned Atlanta rapper’s newest mixtape, Trap God 2, unveils the same playful energy as Chicken Talk, which he put out in 2006—a mere 27 mixtapes ago. As for Trap God 2, Gucci’s classically lively beats and vocal intensity is back. Unlike some...

Review: Big K.R.I.T's

Review: Big K.R.I.T's "King Remembered in Time"

Apr 18, 2013 | 11,948 Views
22 Likes 4 Dislikes

Ever resilient and defiant, Big K.R.I.T. drops K.R.I.T. (King Remembered in Time) for hip-hop heads to feast on. Placing a stake in Mississippi, K.R.I.T. presents a project to deliver his message that he’s a force to be reckoned with in the rap game. The Southern rapper's latest mixtape delivers quality lyrics and content along with showcasing his musicality, by producing the...

Review: Cassie's

Review: Cassie's "Rockabyebaby"

Apr 26, 2013 | 10,731 Views
11 Likes 3 Dislikes

Cassie seems to have finally grown into her own, after suffering a few career stumbles early on. After guidance and direction from Bad Boy records, and no doubt her boyfriend, Diddy, her progress as an artist can be heard on her new mixtape, Rockabyebaby. Nine out of the thirteen tracks on Cassie's new mixtape, Rockabyebaby, features either an in-demand rapper or an R&B hit-maker. This key...

Review: J. Cole's

Review: J. Cole's "Truly Yours" EP

Feb 18, 2013 | 34,155 Views
28 Likes 6 Dislikes

J.Cole is following the formula that seems to be the norm in the rap game nowadays. In a quest to drum up some buzz for his sophomore album, the Roc Nation rapper has released some new free music. Fans were a little disappointed when Born Sinner, originally slated for a late January release, suffered a few delays. To make up for the wait, J. Cole released Truly Yours, a five-track EP. If this is...

Review: Tyler, The Creator's

Review: Tyler, The Creator's "Wolf"

Apr 2, 2013 | 26,246 Views
31 Likes 6 Dislikes

Tyler, the Creator's previous two solo projects were critically-acclaimed pieces of work. The success of Bastard and Goblin allowed him to garner the crazed fan base that follow his every move, but with Wolf, the Los Angeles native has moved on to something new. Instead of the usual six-minute intro track where he discusses his angst-filled life with his shrink and...

Review: Chief Keef's

Review: Chief Keef's "Finally Rich"

Dec 22, 2012 | 50,784 Views
38 Likes 18 Dislikes

Probably not as Finally Rich falls short of the hype surrounding it.Finally Rich certainly does have an allure to it. Keef’s undeniable talent for catchy hooks and his ability to transmute energy to sound is appealing. Plain and simple. However, this appeal is primal, subliminal. Much like reality TV and street fights, Finally Rich is filled with culturally “low-brow” content that is...

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