With the potential to be great, the bloated project ended up only showcasing Drake and 21 Savage’s “B-Game”
Gibbs does a great job of showcasing his ability to thrive over a variety of different production styles but fails to really bring it all together in a meaningful way. It’s good mu…
To say the least, this project is amazing. It has everything you look for in a rap project and more. Every track keeps listeners on the edge of their seats with frequent beat switc…
Inspired by classic Brooklyn hip-hop, 2000 is an album that juxtaposes themes of confidence with grief over the loss of loved ones through a rise to fame in a prominent career. Af…
An album that delivers on Faiyaz’s trademark soothingly dark production and unique vocals but disappoints with a dull theme and lack of variety. Brent Faiyaz is back with his lates…
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CJRU’s B-Siide will be hosting a live event featuring performances and a listening party for their inaugural mixtape: B-Siide Mixtape Vol. 1. The event is on July 21 at Laylow Brew…
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 that delves into the most vulnerable and raw recesses of Lamar’s life.
A disappointing collection of bland, stereotypical rap songs that embody mediocrity and stagnancy.
Sundays in the South is a compact EP where listeners can expect a range of complex emotions fleshed out through soft rock ballads.
Dogs in Heaven gives a very introspective and sentimental feel through its hard-hitting lyrics and ethereal instrumentation.
