Album Reviews
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Music West coast rapper Blu and L.A.-based producer Roy Royal have locked in for a project which is quite brief, but endlessly memorable.
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TeeJay Small -
Reviews EarthGang's latest release, "Robophobia," is the second in a string of EP's under the "EarthGang vs. the Algorithm" banner.
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TeeJay Small -
Reviews Buffalo rappers Che Noir and Jynx716 have linked up for their latest full-length collaborative album, "Andy."
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TeeJay Small -
Reviews PartyNextDoor elevates his strain of R&B through intimate and vulnerable songwriting on "P4."
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Album Reviews YNW Melly hones his songwriting while he awaits a prison sentence.
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Reviews Southern powerhouses Curren$y and Jermaine Dupri are finally collaborating on 'For Motivational Use Only, Vol. 1.'
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Caleb Hardy -
Reviews In what is perhaps his most introspective and vulnerable album to date, Post Malone makes some daring creative choices.
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Reviews Doechii delivered her major label debut, and because it only sits at 5 tracks, fans were left wanting more from Florida's next in line.
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Erika Marie -
Reviews This is a step forward for Destroy Lonely's artistry, but it's not the leap in quality and approach that most fans expect at this point.
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Reviews 4Batz' debut EP dropped with the backing of Drake's OVO Sound, setting the rising star up for major success.
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TeeJay Small -
Reviews Patience is the best virtue that "Please Don't Cry" exemplifies, and Rapsody uses that process to achieve sonic and spiritual focus.
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Reviews A Boogie shows off a more vulnerable and mature side on his fifth LP.
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Demi Phillips -
Reviews Rest assured, fans are going to feel right at home with Gunna’s latest album.
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Demi Phillips -
Reviews This microcosm of the original album's greatest strengths is a testament to SZA's consistency and her artistic north stars.
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Reviews "Bully" doesn’t feel like a comeback. It feels like Kanye West is reminding the world he still knows the tricks while avoiding the vulnerability and ambition that once made his music impossible to ignore.
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Reviews “Lonely At The Top” finds Joey Bada$$ balancing Brooklyn roots, growth, risk, and the consistency defining his decade-long career.
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Aron A. -
Reviews "Kiari" finds Offset asserting his personal and artistic identity through standout street bangers and poignant introspection, even as familiar tropes and uneven moments hold the project back.
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Aron A.
