Tory Lanez — LOL: SLUTTY BASS (Album Review)
Tory Lanez delivers high-energy chaos on "LOL: SLUTTY BASS."
Swae Lee — SAME DIFFERENCE (Album Review)
Swae Lee’s "SAME DIFFERENCE" showcases his versatility through melodic rap, experimental sounds, and standout collaborations with Post Malone and Jhené Aiko.
Ice Jackson – The Flu (Album Review)
Ice Jackson blends witty lyricism, smooth flows, and versatility across the engaging and reflective album ‘The Flu.’
Yung Bleu – World At War (Album Review)
Yung Bleu blends melody and grit on "World At War" with raw emotion and urgency.
Velly Marsh and REAZON Deliver Emotional Depth on “In Contrary to Reason”
Velly Marsh and REAZON explore heartbreak, growth, and truth across “Too Late” and “Sober” beautifully.
Chief Keef – Skeletor (Album Review)
Chief Keef delivers chaotic, influential drill with long tracks, wild energy, and unpredictable, unfiltered creativity throughout.
Juvenile – Boiling Point (Album Review)
Juvenile delivers nostalgic Southern rap with familiar energy, features, and uneven but reflective production choices.
Kanye West – BULLY (Album Review)
Kanye West delivers a raw, unfinished album experience that feels reflective, minimal, and emotionally inconsistent.
Charlie Puth – Whatever’s Clever! (Album Review)
Charlie Puth returns with "Whatever’s Clever!," a smooth, genre-blending album full of catchy hooks, emotional moments, and signature musicality.
RAYE – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (Album Review)
RAYE’s "THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE." is a cinematic, emotionally powerful album blending soul, jazz, and pop while exploring pain, healing, and resilience.
Fetty Wap – Zavier (Album Review)
"Zavier" highlights Fetty Wap’s vocal growth, ambition, and uneven but intriguing stylistic experimentation throughout.
Yeat – ADL (Album Review)
‘ADL’ shows Yeat’s growth, experimentation, and chaos, with strong moments but uneven execution overall.