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Reviews Review: Meek Mill's "Dreams & Nightmares" Meek Mill's debut album is a solid and energetic (for the most part) effort, but proves the emcee still has growth to do as an artist. By TWL November 07, 2012
Reviews A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie's "The Bigger Artist" Review A Boogie establishes himself as a New York rap star on "The Bigger Artist." By Alphonse Pierre October 04, 2017
Reviews 6LACK "East Atlanta Love Letter" Review 6LACK's dullen powers strike harder this time around. By Devin Ch September 21, 2018
Reviews Justin Bieber Big Tour First Night: Young Thug Is Slightly Lit While MGK Is All The Way Turnt MGK brought the heat while Young Thug just kept us warm. By Chantilly Post October 01, 2019
Reviews French Montana's "MC4" (Review) French Montana's long-awaited "MC4" is a botched release that could have been a decent-to-great album if handled better. By Patrick Lyons November 15, 2016
Reviews Vic Mensa's "There's Alot Going On" (Review) Vic Mensa shows us who he really is on "There's Alot Going On," despite letting up in favor of some fluff in the middle. By Patrick Lyons June 09, 2016
Reviews Lil Uzi Vert & Gucci Mane's "1017 Vs. The World" (Review) Lil Uzi Vert and Gucci Mane team up for "1017 vs. The World," a hasty trial run that ultimately feels unnecessary. By Narsimha Chintaluri November 29, 2016
Reviews Lloyd Banks "The Course Of The Inevitable" Review Long live the King. By Mitch Findlay June 08, 2021
Reviews Mac Miller "Swimming" Review A study in Mac. By Mitch Findlay August 09, 2018
Reviews Review: Ab-Soul's "Control System" Ab-Soul's new project, "Control System," shows his strength as a wordsmith and his passion for the game, all the while keeping the listener's attention. By Rose Lilah May 18, 2012
Reviews Review: Raury's "All We Need" Raury shows great ambition, but he hasn't perfected the execution just yet. By Chris Tart October 18, 2015
Reviews Review: Future's "Monster" On the dark and moody, Metro Boomin’ assisted, Monster, Future displays himself first as an artist with a tremendous ear for production, and as a “loose cannon,” fraught with troubling paranoia. By Kahron Spearman November 05, 2014