Tagged Hip-Hop Album Review

Nipsey Hu$$le took the long journey to get here, but he shows it’s very much a marathon and not a sprint with his very long-awaited and highly-anticipated debut album, Victory Lap, finally being released ...

Chicago emcee, Vic Spencer is not only arguably the best emcee in all of Chicago, but one of the best in all of Hip-Hop right now and his newest album, Spencer For Higher, is just further proof of that. ...

Dreamville Records and J. Cole have put together quite the golden roster of great rising Hip-Hop and R&B talent over the past few years and one of the more impressive talents of the whole group is Los A...

Westcoast emcee and producer, Evidence, is as sharp lyrically as ever on his newest solo album, Weather or Not.  His mostly sample-based, boom-bap production so soulfully seamless and perfect to show how e...

Chris $pencer is blessed with unique bars over mostly soulful backdrops and shows how great the team of Chicago emcees Chris Crack and Vic $pencer are on their second collaboration album in as many years with ...

JAY-Z has accomplished about almost all that can be accomplished in one’s career and being widely recognized as the greatest emcee of all-time, not much more can be done by the emcee that he hasn’t already...

Chicago emcee and poet, K’Valentine is here for a reason and nearly two years after a near fatal car accident on Chicago’s famed I-94 highway, where she miraculously not only survived, but avoided any s...

Not as groundbreaking as any of his previous work, Kendrick Lamar’s newest album, DAMN. consequently is the most easiest listen of all of his albums and still a very powerfully spiritual album. One that, eve...

A golden voice that’s like no other and brings truthful hard-hitting, not only rhymes, but lyrical knowledge, Ill Camille, isn’t just your regular female emcee, but a true emcee and wordsmith, in every se...

Westcoast Long Beach emcee, KXNG CROOKED, is one of the most lyrical and greatest emcees of all-time, as well as one of the few more politically charged emcees left in Hip-Hop.  So it should be no surprise...