Category: Reviews

A decent attempt from Jack Harlow to return to the kind of vulnerable and honest rap that got him to […]

An extremely well-rounded rap project showcasing JID’s wealth of talent through a plethora of mediums.  Georgia-based artist JID is back […]

Inspired by classic Brooklyn hip-hop, 2000 is an album that juxtaposes themes of confidence with grief over the loss of loved ones […]

An album that delivers on Faiyaz’s trademark soothingly dark production and unique vocals but disappoints with a dull theme and […]

A dull, detached attempt at a house/hip-hop music hybrid where Drake’s effort level seems to be at an all-time low.  […]

This project is a gritty but beautiful therapy session. It delves into the most vulnerable and raw recesses of Lamar’s […]

A disappointing collection of bland, stereotypical rap songs that embody mediocrity and stagnancy.  Jack Harlow’s Come Home the Kids Miss You is […]

Sundays in the South is a compact EP where listeners can expect a range of complex emotions fleshed out through soft […]

Willy Nilly’s Dogs in Heaven is the group’s first full-length album and gives a very introspective and sentimental feel through its hard-hitting […]