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Kota The Friend – JUST HAPPY TO BE HERE! (Album Review)
July 31, 2026

$TARFACE & Tyga – $TARFACE (Album Review)
July 31, 2026

Shaboozey – The Outlaw Cheri Lee & Other Western Tales
July 31, 2026

Ariana Grande – petal (Album Review)
July 31, 2026

Dave East & Harry Fraud – Price Of Pain (Album Review)
July 29, 2026

SV & Alyssa Jane – Neo Blastic (Album Review)
July 28, 2026

Charli XCX – Music, Fashion, Film (Album Review)
July 28, 2026

Loe Shimmy – Pretty Girlz Run The World (Album Review)
July 26, 2026

Rico Nasty – RX (Album Review)
July 24, 2026

WILLOW – The Thread (Album Review)
July 24, 2026

Tyla – A*POP (Album Review)
July 24, 2026
Lil Uzi Vert turns back the clock on 'Maverick "Almost Forever" EP.’
Rod Wave delivers a gritty and reflective performance on “Hustle” with powerful production and heartfelt storytelling.
Kota The Friend creates a soulful soundtrack centered around love, growth, and appreciating life’s simple moments.
Trippie Redd thrives over explosive production, delivering energetic melodies and confident raps throughout “SWAGGER.”
Meek Mill opens the vault, grabs the old energy, and lets the chaos back out.
NLE Choppa turns the studio into a party and somehow forgets where the brakes are.
Tyga embraces retro melodies and cinematic production while reinventing his sound on ‘$TARFACE.’
Ari Lennox delivers another effortlessly cool R&B groove with “Hookah Baby,” a track built around confidence, relaxation, and infectious melodies.
Cardi B returns with “AH HA,” an unapologetic hip-hop anthem that finds the rapper laughing off critics, embracing her success, and reminding everyone exactly why she’s on top.
Shaboozey turns his latest album into a full-blown Western film, using songs and spoken interludes to tell a gripping story filled with revenge, hope, heartbreak and life.
Ariana Grande’s petal is a deeply personal pop album that balances confidence, vulnerability, heartbreak, and healing while showcasing her signature vocals and evolving artistry.
50 Cent believes Eminem avoided more acting roles because filmmaking requires sacrificing creative control and collaboration.
Rod Wave delivers a gritty and reflective performance on “Hustle” with powerful production and heartfelt storytelling.
Trippie Redd thrives over explosive production, delivering energetic melodies and confident raps throughout “SWAGGER.”
Meek Mill opens the vault, grabs the old energy, and lets the chaos back out.
NLE Choppa turns the studio into a party and somehow forgets where the brakes are.