Reviews
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Reviews More than a decade after the release of R.A.P. Music, Atlanta firebrand rapper Killer Mike returns with his most personal album to date.
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Reviews On their latest collaborative effort, Dreamville reiterates why they're not just a label, but a full-fledged rap crew.
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Robert Blair -
Reviews Seemingly part of hip hop since it was thrust into the mainstream, Busta Rhymes displays on his free-release album "Year Of The Dragon" that his style has evolved, and it is as diverse as ever changing the tempo and features with flair and ease.
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Reviews K. Michelle issues a gorgeous farewell to R&B on "I'm The Problem," an album that captures her raw emotions and unfiltered authenticity.
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Isabella Pennese -
Reviews Syd plays "Fin" off as a shallow stopgap release between Internet albums, but her confidence is also responsible for a strong set of songs.
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Patrick Lyons -
Reviews Snoop Lion is a new man, has a new sound and is on a mission to prove his rebirth on his 12th album, "Reincarnated."
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Iva Anthony -
Reviews On "STN MTN," Glover enlists DJ Drama to create an ode to a long-gone version of Atlanta, using some of the forgotten nuances and motifs. "Kauai EP" represents a present, based on discovery and 'blunt' reflection. Using visions of a pleasant past and colorful present, Donald Glover and Childish Gambino have finally fused together.
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Kahron Spearman -
Reviews Tinashe has regained control over her career, and it shows on "Songs For You."
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Patrick Lyons -
Reviews Upon escaping Purgatory, Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter V" is enjoying the simple pleasures of Earth.
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Mitch Findlay -
Reviews "Oxymoron", the third studio album by ScHoolboy Q, makes you want to blast it, driving around in your whip with the windows down, blunt in hand, chilling with the boys. It's the kind of album that you rarely get; the no-holds-barred rap where ScHoolboy goes wild on rhymes that come straight, unfiltered from his mind into the mic.
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Dhruva Balram deleted -
Reviews The product of a street-hardened G from Indiana and a blunted beatsmith from Cali joining forces.
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Patrick Lyons -
Reviews Latto proves that luck has little to do with her success on her most versatile project to date, "777."
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Aron A.