Rap Music Review

Exclusive Album Review Of Little Simz: No Thank You Despite the pressure of following up her previous critically acclaimed album “S.I.M.B.I”, Simz proves that you...

Review of HEROES & VILLAINS Album The Caped Beatmaker returns with his electric ensemble of southern-trap supervillains. Two years and a Grammy win later, Atlanta’s own...

In what feels like an ode to his fans, Drake teams up with his prominent collaborator, 21 Savage, for an hour long 808-filled flurry...

Reviewing Lancey Foux - LIFE IN HELL Album. Lancey’s maximalist magnum opus feels like a vortex into his own chaotically stunning universe. An up-and-comer turned...

Review of Freddie Gibbs $oul $old $eperately Freddie’s new album is a five-star resort of luxury, triumph, and trauma with coke rap as the concierge. Freddie...

Review of Yeat Lyfë EP Yeat levitates all over his new project, chanting his mantra of fashion, pills and fast cars over a series of...

Review of Pi'erre Bourne Good Movie Album. Despite Pi’erre’s insanely good production and attention to detail, the rapper/producer overestimates his formula and ends up "just"...

Reviewing Roc Marciano, The Alchemist The Elephant Man's Bones Album. Marci’s dark poetry over The Alchemist’s noir-esque production is so cohesive and well-written, that it...

I am reviewing Black Thought, Danger Mouse: Cheat Codes Album. The fusion of these two legendary hip hop acts leaves a lasting impression sonically but...

Reviewing Joey Bada$$ 2000 Album. Within a 10-year span Joey has gone through rock bottom tragedies and soaring triumphs, helping him finish the story 1999...