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Rapsody – God Gotta Afro & Gold Hoops (Album Review)
August 21, 2026

Jorja Smith – What Are the Odds (Album Review)
August 21, 2026

STELLA LEFTY – Long Way Home (Album Review)
August 21, 2026

Denzel Curry & Kenny Beats – ii (Album Review)
August 21, 2026

The Game – The Documentary III (Album Review)
August 20, 2026

Sam Smith – Hazel Eyes (Album Review)
August 20, 2026

Colton Davies – The Purks of Being a Riggs (Album Review)
August 18, 2026

Becky G – BARAJA BENDITA (Album Review)
August 14, 2026

Trippie Redd – NDA (Album Review)
August 14, 2026

Fridayy – Tension (Album Review)
August 14, 2026

KATSEYE – WILD (EP Review)
August 14, 2026
Caskey delivers a fearless performance on “One Eye Open,” embracing alternative rock while exploring freedom, paranoia, authenticity, and reinvention.
I guess it was in the cards for us to get a new Becky G album with a little something for everybody.
Trippie Redd’s latest project has plenty of star power but is projected to debut much smaller than his previous release.
KATSEYE’s "WILD" is projected for a massive Billboard 200 debut, potentially earning their first No. 1 album.
AZ Chike and Tyler, The Creator finally appear ready to put their long-teased collaboration on wax.
NAV and Frost bring chaotic trap energy, catchy flows, and video game-inspired production to “POP MY SHIT” with swagger.
The Roots may finally return with "Endgame," their first full-length album in over a decade.
Another cryptic Instagram post has fans wondering whether Drake is preparing to release even more music.
Rapsody’s God Gotta Afro & Gold Hoops is a powerful blend of hip-hop and R&B that explores self-love, Black excellence, personal struggles, injustice, and finding your voice.
Jorja Smith’s "What Are the Odds" is an emotional blend of R&B, neo-soul, and electronic sounds exploring heartbreak, betrayal, complicated love, and choosing yourself.
Caskey delivers a fearless performance on “One Eye Open,” embracing alternative rock while exploring freedom, paranoia, authenticity, and reinvention.
NAV and Frost bring chaotic trap energy, catchy flows, and video game-inspired production to “POP MY SHIT” with swagger.
Mariah Carey revisits her 2001 hit “Didn’t Mean To Turn You On” with Rochelle Jordan, adding sultry R&B energy to the nostalgic classic.