Ace Hood Blood, Sweat & Tears album review
Ace Hood is a grinder. He has climbed the hustle narrative thread quickly, and he may finally be reaching the heights he so obviously aspires to on Blood, Sweat &…
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Watch The Throne… Kanye & Jay-Z album review
Watch the Throne is an album of 13 lyrical projectiles maneuvered around themes of religion, politics, and the ups and down of success. 8 months in the making, it combines…
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L-Squad: The Upstate Connect
L-Squad is a Hip-Hop group founded in upstate Orange County, NY consisting of two brothers (Jig-Saw and L.O) and a lifelong friend (Eddiebedz) with a passion for music. As L-Squad…
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Legendary Weapons Wu Tang Album Review
Wu-Tang Clan albums are always illustrious. They always require some preparation as if you know you are about to witness something epic within the headphones. The crew always seems to…
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Here I Am… Kelly Rowland album review
Kelly Rowland’s Here I Am is an assertive and bold creation from the Universal Records laboratory. With a string of producers ranging from Darkchild to StarGate to Tricky Stewart, Rowland…
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We The Best Forever DJ Khaled Album Review
Few things go as well with sticky summer heat as the glossy, bombastic Southern sound DJ Khaled trades in. Big, booming Cadillac music, Khaled has built a career on providing…
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The Light Of The Sun… Jill Scott album review
Jill Scott’s latest album The Light Of The Sun is a refreshing and introspective volume of work that ultimately encourages listeners to let their inner light shine through. This fourth…
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Timez Are Weird These Days… Theophilus London album review
The debut from Theophilus London, Timez Are Weird These Days, is a brewed blend of electronic beats and ingenious rap that showcases London’s freestyle spitting. An original ten track specialty,…
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A Family Business – Brandy & Ray J album review
A Family Business by Brandy and Ray J is a record that attempts to showcase the rich tapestry of the Norwood fam, while giving glances into the vocalics that both…
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Monumental… Pete Rock & Smif-n-Wessun album review
Hearing “That’s Hard” by Pete Rock & Smif-N-Wessun on the radio was a pivotal moment that told me legends still get a nod on the dial. The album, Monumental, is…
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