Reviews
- ReviewsCoi Leray takes advantage of her moment on "Trendsetter," but the album's title is a major misnomer.ByJoshua Robinson10.0K Views
- ReviewsSolange lives in the balance of faith on "When I Get Home," her rightful passage back to Houston, Texas.ByDevin Ch12.4K Views
- ReviewsOn his debut album, Trippie Redd proves his versatility, but often strays away from his strengths.ByPatrick Lyons11.0K Views
- ReviewsThe Game's "Documentary 2" barely misses the benchmark set by its predecessor.ByPatrick Lyons82.3K Views
- ReviewsWe might see a grown Chris Brown album yet.ByAlex Galbraith67.9K Views
- ReviewsNicki Minaj's new record displays the many sides of Onika Maraj, an imperfect but ultimately satisfying showing from one of rap's great talents.Byhnhh31.4K Views
- ReviewsA hybrid of many sounds and ideas, “Yeezus” is an ambitious expansion of West’s sound palette.ByEliezer Santiago91.3K Views
- ReviewsGoldlink skillfully and tastefully travels the globe on "Diaspora," but falls short of his last album, a masterful love letter to his hometown.ByPatrick Lyons5.5K Views
- ReviewsSexyy’s authentic persona is on full display on her latest EP.ByDemi Phillips1442 Views
- ReviewsVince Staples' final album on Def Jam not only reinforces the core themes throughout his career, but also shares them more vulnerably than ever. ByGabriel Bras Nevares4.3K Views
- ReviewsBryson Tiller’s third studio album “Anniversary” seeks to inaugurate the singer’s long-awaited comeback, while commemorating his 2015 debut album, “Trapsoul.”ByNoor Lobad13.0K Views
- ReviewsALBUM REVIEW: Pop Smoke's "Meet The Woo 2" plays to his strengths, blending elements of UK Drill, London electronic, and New York hip-hop. ByAron A.11.8K Views