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Album Review: "The Definition of Pain" by J Stone (7/10)
All $ In Producers: Various After the passing of Nipsey Hussle, All $ In Records needed one of its soldiers to rise up, fill the ... -
Album Review: "Proud Of Me Now" by Sheff G (4/10)
Winners Circle/RCA Producer: Great John Up-and-comer Sheff G released his debut album, Proud Of Me Now, and though some of his hooks are catchy, this ... -
Livestream Review: El Patio Tecate
Livestream Los Angeles, CA Contact: denzelsnipes1@gmail.com Web: tecatebeerusa.com/elpatiotecate Players: Krystall Poppin, Bo Bundy, MC Magic, D Smoke, and Miguel Material: Hip-hop and R&B with a twist of ... -
Album Review: "The Recession 2" by Jeezy (7/10)
Distributed by: CTE/Def Jam Producers: Various Ten studio albums deep, and Jeezy is an artist who proves he is still one of the voices of ... -
Album Review: "Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God" by Busta Rhymes (9/10)
Label: Conglomerate/Empire Producer: Various ELE 2 is Busta Rhymes’ 10th studio album to date and is by far his most puzzling one yet. With over ... -
The Carter V by Lil Wayne (7.5/10)
Lil Wayne has finally delivered the much delayed release to fans awaiting the fifth and final installment of The Carter series. Though his lyrics stay ... -
Album Review: Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly (8/10)
With great power comes a greater responsibility and Kendrick Lamar exercises his position honestly. The Walter Cronkite of Black America delivers this relevant release, time ... -
Album Review: Big Sean - Dark Sky Paradise (7/10)
Three times is the charm for this Detroit emcee, who with witty wordplay and a fresh delivery has finally scored a solid release. Sean displays ... -
MC Sessions: A Chat with the Legendary Art Laboe
Art Laboe, the legendary radio personality, who coined the term “Oldies But Goodies” was recently interviewed by MC’s Adam Seyum. He discusses everything from his favorite on-air ... -
Album Review: Joe Budden - Some Love Lost (Score: 10/10)
Lyrically nice and sonically concise, Joe Budden is one of the few emcees who wears his heart on his sleeve, touching on personal issues which ... -
Review: Bilal's "A Love Surreal"
Jazzy, sensual and acoustic, featuring passionate lyrics reminiscent of Raphael Saadiq, Bilal softly massages the listener’s cerebral cortex. Piano keys blend beautifully with guitar riffs ...
