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EST Gee – I Never Felt Nun (Album Review)
September 16, 2022

John Legend – LEGEND (Album Review)
September 13, 2022

Meechie Loc – FYM, Vol. 3 (Album Review)
September 12, 2022

Yeat – LYFË (Album Review)
September 9, 2022

Ari Lennox – age/sex/location (Album Review)
September 9, 2022

NAV – Demons Protected By Angels (Album Review)
September 9, 2022

NBA YoungBoy – Realer 2 (Mixtape Review)
September 7, 2022

Big Sean – Detroit (Album Review)
September 7, 2022

Bella Blaq – Sweet Snacks (Album Review)
August 28, 2022

JID – The Forever Story (Album Review)
August 26, 2022

DJ Khaled – GOD DID (Album Review)
August 26, 2022
“Aye” delivers confident energy, catchy chants, and melodic flows that highlight GELO’s steady musical growth.
Momo Boyd might just be the new Fefe Dobson.
“Stop Counting My Poccets” delivers smooth West Coast vibes, catchy hooks, and classic Snoop Dogg energy throughout.
“Where The Baddies?” is a high-energy, Jersey beat-driven track that’s as fun as it is catchy—Lemmy and Offset keep it simple and vibey.
“August 19th” finds Tory Lanez in full flow state—spitting aggressive, confident bars over a dynamic, hard-hitting beat.
Charlie Puth returns with "Whatever’s Clever!," a smooth, genre-blending album full of catchy hooks, emotional moments, and signature musicality.
RAYE’s "THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE." is a cinematic, emotionally powerful album blending soul, jazz, and pop while exploring pain, healing, and resilience.
"Zavier" highlights Fetty Wap’s vocal growth, ambition, and uneven but intriguing stylistic experimentation throughout.
“Deep End” blends emotion, pain, and chemistry as Joyner Lucas and NBA YoungBoy connect deeply.
‘ADL’ shows Yeat’s growth, experimentation, and chaos, with strong moments but uneven execution overall.
Central Cee delivers relentless energy on "ALL ROADS LEAD HOME" with dark, gritty, and focused production throughout.
Ellie Allen delivers “LOVEBOMB,” a dance anthem blending toxic love themes with hypnotic, club-ready production.
“Aye” delivers confident energy, catchy chants, and melodic flows that highlight GELO’s steady musical growth.
Momo Boyd might just be the new Fefe Dobson.
“Stop Counting My Poccets” delivers smooth West Coast vibes, catchy hooks, and classic Snoop Dogg energy throughout.
“Where The Baddies?” is a high-energy, Jersey beat-driven track that’s as fun as it is catchy—Lemmy and Offset keep it simple and vibey.