REVIEWS

The OVO act's sophomore album expands their referential world without sacrificing their low-profile approach.

"Mr. Davis" is a step forward for Gucci Mane, but one that's too bogged down by guests to match its potential.

"Lil Pump makes music for people who fail lunch."

Trippie Redd is a future star, but this probably won't be the right project to get him there, quite yet.

The short new project from the OVO singer taps into his sought-after pop-songwriting techniques.

A Boogie establishes himself as a New York rap star on "The Bigger Artist."

With his first full-length project, "Deadstar," Smokepurpp defines ignorance.

Jhene Aiko releases a beautiful multi-media project including a short film, surprise album, and poetry book.

On "Gemini," Macklemore avoids political commentary and embraces the pop idiom like never before, with mixed results.

G Herbo's shown promise throughout his career, and "Humble Beast" feels like a culmination of sorts.

"Highly Intoxicated" is a testament to Juicy J's consistent ability to adapt and stay relevant.

Brockhampton, America's favorite new band of misfits, offers a more focused sound and plenty of memorable moments on "Saturation II."