Nine Vicious – SEDITION (Album Review)
The Atlanta rapper attacks colorful production with enough personalities, flows, and pure chaos to fill an entire video-game universe.
Jhené Aiko – Westside Whimsy (Album Review)
Jhené Aiko’s "Westside Whimsy" lives up to its name, blending dreamy R&B, lo-fi production, emotional storytelling, and the kind of cozy tranquility you’ll want to carry everywhere.
Young Thug & Young Stoner Life – Slime Language 3 (Album Review)
Young Thug curates thrilling chaos, nostalgic Southern production, and exciting discoveries throughout ‘Slime Language 3.’
Rebecca Black – Age of the Exhibitionist (Album Review)
I am blown away by Age of the Exhibitionist. Rebecca Black is truly a force to be reckoned with.
Benny Canales & Big O – Blindfolded (Album Review)
Benny Canales and Big O strike an impressive balance between hungry lyricism and hard-hitting production on "Blindfolded."
Paris Paloma – The Fatal Flaw (Album Review)
I am simply blown away by "The Fatal Flaw." I loved "Cacophony," but Paris Paloma has absolutely outdone herself here.
Fat Joe – Organized Rhyme (Album Review)
Fat Joe delivers nostalgic production, heavyweight features, and plenty of personality on his hard-hitting album "Organized Rhyme."
JENNIE – Fallen Angel (EP Review)
JENNIE takes an unexpected, exciting direction with "Fallen Angel," further cementing her as my favorite BLACKPINK soloist.
Trippie Redd – #NDA (Album Review)
Trippie Redd’s "#NDA" gives us a more personal, emotional, and playful side of the rapper, blending hip-hop with alternative, pop, indie, and R&B sounds.
Erykah Badu & The Alchemist – Before The World Blows (Album Review)
Erykah Badu and The Alchemist create a psychedelic and deeply introspective experience with "Before The World Blows," an album about identity, confidence, love, and life.
Majid Jordan – Two Roads (Album Review)
Majid Jordan’s "Two Roads" is a romantic, sensual R&B experience filled with ’80s pop influences, complicated relationships, heartbreak, lust, and hope.
Alex Warren – WILDCHILD (Album Review)
Alex Warren is cinematic and soulful on 'WILDCHILD,' and something that stands out to me is his willingness to try different things.
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