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FERG – FLIP PHONE SHORTY – STRICTLY FOR DA STREETZ VOL .1 (Album Review)
November 28, 2025

Sample Space – The Talk (Album Review)
November 25, 2025

++ – LEGACY (Album Review)
November 24, 2025

24kGoldn – Icarus II (Album Review)
November 23, 2025

Roy Woods – Flower City Heartbreak (Album Review)
November 21, 2025

Tommy Richman – WORLDS APART (EP Review)
November 21, 2025

SoFaygo – MANIA (Album Review)
November 21, 2025

Tems – Love Is A Kingdom (Album Review)
November 21, 2025

De La Soul – Cabin Talk (Album Review)
November 21, 2025

Kenny Mason – Pup Pack: 1st Shift (Album Review)
November 20, 2025

LOS LEO – LL-1000 (Album Review)
November 16, 2025
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Kanye West’s SoFi Stadium setlist needs “Runaway,” “Stronger,” and more classics.
“Minty” and “Earth” feel like late-night headphone music.
Freddie Gibbs sells everything but his soul in "$oul $old Separately."
Nas celebrates his collaborations with rap veterans across the ‘Legend Has It...’ campaign.
Papoose targets 50 Cent with fiery diss track “Agent Provocateur” filled with punchlines and accusations.
Five artists who could realistically appear on Drake’s upcoming album ‘ICEMAN’, including Travis Scott and Yeat.
Paul Wall reunites with Slim Thug and Lil Keke on hard-hitting Houston rap anthem “Limitless.”