Eminem’s Comeback: Kamikaze
Today’s rap is no doubt the era of “mumble rap”, where almost every rapper is barely understandable. Many people gravitate toward this new-era
J. Cole’s Newest Venture: Another Success
On April 19, 2018, J. Cole released KOD, his eighth studio album. KOD’s 12 tracks explore typical J. Cole themes: drugs, life in
Saba Enters the Spotlight
On April 5, 2018, Chicago rapper Saba released his second studio-produced album “Care for Me,” an original and artistic expression of his own
Do it for the Culture
2018 has treated hip hop group Migos well so far; following the release of their newest album, “Culture II,” the group was featured
Without Warning Review
To say artists Offset and 21 Savage’s new project Without Warning dropped without…well…a warning…would be a bit of an understatement. Produced by Metro
XXXTentacion Fails to Impress on Debut
“I do not value your money, I value your acceptance and loyalty,” claims XXXTentacion in the intro to his debut album 17. After
Still A Rockstar?
Since the release of his third studio album in July 2016, Philadelphia based rapper nd self proclaimed “rockstar” Lil Uzi Vert has consistently
Sweet/Sexy/Savage
Since the release of her Grammy-nominated mixtape “You Should Be Here” almost two years ago, Kehlani’s sophomore album has been a highly anticipated
Kevin Gates’ “Islah”
The term “vulnerable” is rarely used to describe gangsta rappers.The likes of Mac Dre, Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, and 50 Cent, all of
Kanye’s “The Life of Pablo”
In late January, several weeks before Kanye West released his long-awaited “The Life of Pablo,” West tweeted that his latest release “is actually
“If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late”
Drake’s catchy new album, “If You’re Reading This, It’s Too Late” captures the essence of trap with flowing lines and hard beats. Anyone
Put Your Money Where Your Playlist Is
In the morning, as I shuffle out of my house in a desperate attempt to get a spot in the back parking lot,