Reviews
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Reviews Anderson .Paak has no problem showcasing his talent and depth on "Malibu."
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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 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 Hotel California marks a point of transition in Tyga's career - he explores the unknown vulnerability of his emotions while maintaining the braggadocio style that he's best known for.
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Dhruva Balram deleted -
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 At long last, Joey Crack has decided to hang up his Yankee fitted, at least for now.
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Luke Hinz -
Reviews Kid Cudi and Kanye West find musical equivalency on divergent emotional paths.
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Devin Ch -
Reviews <p>Schoolboy Q dropped his latest project, “Habits & Contradictions” via iTunes, asking $7.99 for it. It was definitely worth the almost-eight bucks! This latest work show his growth as an artist since “Setbacks,” it displays his versatile flow and his ear for a unique beat.</p>
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Rose Lilah -
Reviews "Mr. Davis" is a step forward for Gucci Mane, but one that's too bogged down by guests to match its potential.
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Patrick Lyons -
Reviews Soundcloud Rap background player turned most anticipated, the A$AP-cosigned 'mumble rapper' finally strikes out on his own with his debut mixtape.
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Reviews Earl and Uncle Al champion honesty, growth, and sincere, simple emotion to revitalize familiar territory and craft a powerfully tender sonic diary.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares