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Review: Curren$y "New Jet City"

Keeping it fresh with his signature, smoked out flow, Curren$y delivers a strong introduction with the title track New Jet City. Backed by a pompous instrumental, Spitta lays it down and lauds about...

Review: Pusha T's "Wrath Of Caine"

Review: CyHi The Prynce's "Ivy League: Kick Back"

Review: Rockie Fresh's "Electric Highway"

Review: YG's "Just Re'd Up 2"

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Review: Curren$y

Review: Curren$y "New Jet City"

Feb 9, 2013 | 14,244 Views

18 Likes 2 Dislikes

Keeping it fresh with his signature, smoked out flow, Curren$y delivers a strong introduction with the title track New Jet City. Backed by a pompous instrumental, Spitta lays it down and lauds about his boss status. From “sittin in the back of his triple black, with picnic tables, twisting up sacks” to making double our life savings, he is clearly on some new boss shit. The triumphant...

Review: Pusha T's

Review: Pusha T's "Wrath Of Caine"

Feb 2, 2013 | 15,542 Views

12 Likes 10 Dislikes

Pusha T has by no means been quiet over the last couple of years, but it has been a while since we heard a new mixtape from the G.O.O.D. music signee. Push has kept himself on the blogosphere with a number of singles, and his part in the G.O.O.D. Music compliation album, Cruel Summer. His name has also been in the news for issues he has had with Young Money’s general, Lil’...

Review: CyHi The Prynce's

Review: CyHi The Prynce's "Ivy League: Kick Back"

Jan 31, 2013 | 6,806 Views

7 Likes 3 Dislikes

Kanye West has certainly gathered a nice squad of lyricists over at G.O.O.D. Music. None fit in better than CyHi The Prynce. Following the release of his fellow G.O.O.D. Music compadre Pusha T's Wrath of Cocaine mixtape, the Atlanta rapper drops Ivy League: Kick Back, which is a follow up to his widely popular Ivy League Club mixtape that was released to great fanfare in 2012. The Kick Back tour...

Review: Rockie Fresh's

Review: Rockie Fresh's "Electric Highway"

Jan 25, 2013 | 14,612 Views

16 Likes 3 Dislikes

In all honesty fans of Rockie Fresh's earlier tapes like Rockie’s Modern Life and Otherside may mark Electric City as a departure from the lyricism and alternative qualities of those efforts. The degree of departure will definitely vary between listeners, but overall the spirit of early Rockie Fresh is pretty clearly present here. More on that later.Rockie still finds himself on some...

Review: YG's

Review: YG's "Just Re'd Up 2"

Jan 24, 2013 | 16,992 Views

15 Likes 5 Dislikes

Right off the bat, YG’s fifth mixtape Just Re’d Up 2 illustrates just what the Californian rapper is all about. Starting bold from the second track with bumping 808’s and underscored by synthesizers, “Im 4Rm Brompton” really sets the tone for the mixtape’s high energy. With countless notable features, such as Young Jeezy, Wiz Khalifa, and Juicy J, Just Re’d...

Review: Gunplay's

Review: Gunplay's "Cops N Robbers"

Jan 21, 2013 | 6,707 Views

7 Likes 5 Dislikes

Gunplay has a very classic approach to mixtapes. The tapes he's put out recently have followed the template set by vets like 50 Cent, and Dipset, back when you still got mixtapes on the corner, rather than through a zip file. This means an awful lot of this tape is made up of going in over other people's beats, recycled features, and less-than-desirable audio quality. It seems a...

Review: Juelz Santana's

Review: Juelz Santana's "God Will'n"

Jan 17, 2013 | 12,654 Views

8 Likes 2 Dislikes

Juelz Santana is back with vengeance and we can only hope that he's here to stay this time. God Will'n is the first mixtape from Santana since Blow, which was a joint mixtape with Lil Wayne. Fans of the Diplomats rapper have been waiting for him to get back on the scene for quite sometime. The Harlem native has promised new material a...

Review: A$AP Rocky's

Review: A$AP Rocky's "Long.Live.A$AP"

Jan 15, 2013 | 42,252 Views

60 Likes 6 Dislikes

Most of the album's best qualities are present in the intro and and title track: catchy hooks, hard-hitting lyrics, confidant flows, obscure topics and absolutely amazing production. A$AP Rocky’s Houston-inspired production is obvious in the deep, roiling baselines throughout the project. However, the bass is not the star component of these beats. Under Rocky’s executive production, Hit...

Review: Ace Hood's

Review: Ace Hood's "Starvation 2"

Jan 14, 2013 | 13,950 Views

29 Likes 7 Dislikes

Starvation 2 kicks in and you realize you're hungry for an Ace Hood track as the synth-heavy, hi-hat hitting "Root of Evil" starts and the production is instantly impressive - with lyrics that come off as a warm-up, as it's just the opening track. A few songs into the tape, however, from "Root of Evil" to "Fuck Em All", one realizes that the production sounds eerily alike,...

Review: Game's

Review: Game's "Jesus Piece"

Dec 16, 2012 | 39,737 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: Big Boi's

Review: Big Boi's "Vicious Lies And Dangerous Rumors"

Dec 13, 2012 | 7,678 Views

8 Likes 1 Dislikes

From the moment they came onto the rap scene with their debut album in 1994, Outkast proudly wore their individualism on their sleeves and in their music. Always one step ahead of the curve, Outkast coupled dirty Southern rap with funkadelic beats and became one of the most successful hip-hop groups ever. 16 years and 25 million albums sold later, Big Boi left the comfort and safety net of a...

Review: Wiz Khalifa's

Review: Wiz Khalifa's "O.N.I.F.C."

Dec 5, 2012 | 36,810 Views

38 Likes 18 Dislikes

O.N.I.F.C. is a solid project on the whole, but fans of pre “Black and Yellow” Wiz Khalifa may notice a seeming lack of inspiration and conviction. More on that soon, but the positive aspects of the album must be lauded.Wiz’s flow is deliberate and consistent throughout the project. Though slightly repetitive, Wiz’s delivery is among the most unique in the game. He has the instant...

Review: Joe Budden's

Review: Joe Budden's "A Loose Quarter"

Nov 27, 2012 | 8,147 Views

9 Likes 1 Dislikes

Joe Budden has been known to let it all hang out musically, and A Loose Quarter is no different. This is Joe’s first solo project that wasn’t named Mood Muzik since Halfway House. There has been a lot of talk about the self proclaimed King of New Jersey surrounding his relationship with his new girlfriend, Kaylin Garcia, and his addition to the upcoming season of "Love and Hip-Hop"....

Review: Fabolous'

Review: Fabolous' "The Soul Tape 2"

Nov 26, 2012 | 14,296 Views

7 Likes 2 Dislikes

Fabolous hasn't released a studio album since 2009 but has dropped four strong mixtapes in the three years since, the latest of which was The Soul Tape 2, a mixtape that should convince label heads to give Fabolous the distribution he deserves. The first two tracks are dope and gives hope that this will be a classic mixtape by the Brooklyn rapper, but then he segways into...

Review: French Montana's

Review: French Montana's "Mac and Cheese 3"

Nov 24, 2012 | 22,073 Views

10 Likes 37 Dislikes

Montana’s latest mixtape, which released November 20th, is a project that suffers many of the ills that plague mass appeal works. Mileage will vary by entire degrees here. For better or worse, Mac and Cheese 3 is a testament to the shift in rap culture toward more niche work. For all of that, the mixtape itself straddles the fence; it isn’t terrific or terrible. The most laudable aspect...

Review: Meek Mill's

Review: Meek Mill's "Dreams & Nightmares"

Nov 7, 2012 | 19,314 Views

10 Likes 13 Dislikes

Studio albums have a way of working as a litmus test for hip-hop's up and comers. Mixtapes and guest appearances are one thing, but for an artist to prove that he/she can create a strong cohesive album while delivering on lyrics, beats, and bravado is another. Meek Mill seems capable of preforming this balancing act with Dreams & Nightmares, a solid effort that shows glimmers of...

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