Reviews
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Reviews Different Wiz Khalifa album, same story. Blacc Hollywood is confused about what kind of album it wants to be, and it leaves us feeling the same way.
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Reviews Iamsu!'s debut album "Sincerely Yours" is regrettably lacklustre in comparison to his previous work.
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hnhh -
Reviews Kid Cudi's "Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin'" is an improvement on "Speedin' Bullet 2 Heaven," but that's not saying much.
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Patrick Lyons -
Reviews NBA Youngboy and his newfound mentor make their formal introduction as a duo on "4 Respect."
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Narsimha Chintaluri -
Reviews Kevin Gates turns inward, gets super melodic on "Islah."
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Patrick Lyons -
Reviews Freddie Gibbs settles into a lane and dominates it for eight tracks of dense, enticing psychedelic trap.
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Patrick Lyons -
Reviews J. Cole's surprise EP will tide fans over until his sophomore album, "Born Sinner," is ready, and it also serves up some classic bars and beats for the no-gimmicks rapper, reminding us of why we like the Cole world rapper in the first place.
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Iva Anthony -
Reviews Fresh out of house arrest, Gunplay drops "Cops N Robbers", a project that recalls mixtapes in their earliest form, and one that may seem unnecessary if not for Gunplay's undeniable skill and charisma.
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Trevor Smith -
Reviews "No Love Lost" is a blend of mainstream and classic mood music that has Joe Budden bearing his emotions on the topic of love. While fans will find the project enjoyable, the album suffers, at times, from a lack of direction despite its clear theme. Nonetheless, the album is a welcome addition from the VH1 star, showcasing his undeniable lyricism and versatility.
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Reviews Future releases his hook heavy debut LP, Pluto. With help to spare - check out the Atlanta album launch footage, featuring Big Boi, Young Jeezy, T.I., & Gucci Mane
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Rose Lilah -
Reviews G Herbo's shown promise throughout his career, and "Humble Beast" feels like a culmination of sorts.
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Patrick Lyons -
Reviews ALBUM REVIEW: Young Nudy's "Anyways" converts his endless supply of energy into sixteen charismatic solo tracks.
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Noah C