Album Review

Young Thug & Young Stoner Life Records – Slime Language (Album Review)

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I’m not going to lie, I was a bit disappointed when I found out that “Slime Language” was a compilation album. That means in nearly ten years of being in the limelight, Young Thug has yet to bring out an official album. With that being said, this project looks to quench our thirsts for new Thugger music, but in all honesty, I’m pessimistic about its longevity.   (more…)

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Lonesome Lagoon Do Past And Present Day Rock Music Justice In “Lucky 757” (Review & Stream)

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If you want to hear true rock and believe that Pulp fiction is too passé, give Lucky 757 and their latest EP release “Lonesome Lagoon” a try! Below is my top 5 songs from it and overall rating! (more…)

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Mac Miller – Swimming (Album Review)

To say “Swimming” is a big album for Mac Miller is an understatement. Since his last one, The Divine Feminine, he’s experienced love, heartbreak, accusations of substance abuse, and one of the most bizarre arrests known to man. publicly, he’s handled each situation pretty well, with one of his smartest moves being not to say much publicly. However, with this new album, I expect to hear a different story. I expect Mac to tackle some of his past issues in the best way he knows he can: Through some lofty raps, bangin’ ass instrumentals and fearless content.  (more…)

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Read more about the article YG – Stay Dangerous (Album Review)

YG – Stay Dangerous (Album Review)

We all know YG reps ‘you know what,’ doesn’t f**k with ‘you know who,’ and does his best to put on the city of ‘you know where’ in his raps. Ironically, as he continues to ascend into the A-list tier of rappers, he’s stayed pretty constant with this theme. With the release of “Stay Dangerous,” do you expect anything to be different? With songs like SUUWOOP,” “BOMPTOWN FINEST” and “BULLETPROOF” listed on the track-list, you should expect to be served a body of work that sets a very crooked hip hop game straight. (more…)

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Future – BEASTMODE 2 (Mixtape Review)

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What a pleasant surprise Future Hendrix has decided to give us with the release of “BEASTMODE 2!” It’s not like he was away from the music scene for a long time, though, as he just gifted us with a fantastic soundtrack to the “Superfly” movie less than a month ago. But you know what they say, right? Hustler’s never sleep, and since music is Future’s product these days, I expect something addictive from him on this short project that is capable of giving the songs on my summer playlist a run for its money.  (more…)

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Casanova – Commissary (Album Review)

Casanova is one of the few MC’s in the game that gives me these 90’s vibes when he raps. He isn’t super lyrical, but believes that hip hop music’s main ingredient should be energy — just like the MC’s from back in the day thought. Granted, the energy he gives off isn’t quite family friendly, but nonetheless, it is invigorating enough to hype you up and make you think about doing something that might get you arrested. With his debut album, “Commissary,” I look for the NYC native to kick ass and take names, using a style that is now considered unique in hip hop.  (more…)

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Freddie Gibbs – Freddie (Album Review)

I had no clue Freddie Gibbs had an album on the way… Matter of fact, I had no clue he can look like the 2018 version of Jeffrey from Fresh Prince of Bel Air either (Peep the album artwork above). Both aspects shouldn’t have any bearing on what the album is going to sound like, right? (more…)

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Read more about the article LeCrae & Zaytoven – Let The Trap Say Amen (Album Review)

LeCrae & Zaytoven – Let The Trap Say Amen (Album Review)

LeCrae, one of my favorite gospel rappers of all time, decided to take his brand to the trap, linking up with one of its legendary producers in Zaytoven. Lets see how this turns out.

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