With the third and final single in their welcoming statement to the world, “Manifest” continues to show that DON’T MISS is here to stay. This three-minute storm of swag and tenacity may not be
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The Weeknd- “Dawn FM” (Album Review)
Welcome to 103.5 Dawn FM, the newest musical spectacle from Toronto’s very own The Weeknd. While not as emotionally healing or narratively layered as 2020s After Hours, the 52-minute radio broadcast is still
Chief Keef- “4Nem” (Album Review)
In a year filled with nothing but disappointment and failure from trap music, what better than the return of Chief Keef and his fourth studio album 4Nem to wash the sour taste left in
jonah- “holiday” (EP Review)
Spreading Holiday cheer, upcoming rapper jonah’s holiday ep is a fun and creative project that shows off the artist’s skills as an mc, musician while also displaying his love for the cultural staple
Rnb the Rapper- “Mommoms Iced Tea” (Single Review)
Ending 2021 on a strong note, Rnb the Rapper puts together possibly his best single yet with “Mommoms Iced Tea.” While there are still some issues in terms of mixing Rnb shows just how
Genesis Owusu- “Smiling with No Teeth” (Album Review)
Pushing experimental hip hop to new limits, 23-year-old Genesis Owusu highlights his creative potential on Smiling with No Teeth. Dabbling his feet within industrial hip hop, neo-soul, dance music, and even punk, Genesis
Rnb The Rapper- “Pep Ralley” (Single Review)
Standing as his first in a pair of singles released in 2021, upcoming artist Rnb The Rapper showcases his rough but prominent talent on his single “Pep Ralley.” With his
Backxwash- “I Lie Here Buried With Rings and My Dresses” (Album Review)
Sounding like something made from the depths of Hell, Backxwash’s 2021 release I Lie Here Buried With My Rings and My Dresses may be the most horrifying listening experience in hip hop’s entire history.
$uicideboy$- “Long Term Effects of Suffering” (Album Review)
On their sophomore album, Long Term Effects of SUFFERING $uicideboy$, show how torment can result in twisted art. Embodying 90s Memphis and Lousina southern hip hop and modern trap and cloud rap, the
Talib Kweli & Diamond D- “Gotham” (Album Review)
Coming back with his first album in five years, legendary rapper Talib Kweli shows his pen game is sharper than ever on the 36-minute lyrical exercise of Gotham. From start to finish, the