Drake ‘Thank Me Later’ – Album Review
With the success of 2009’s So Far Gone, Drake’s Thank Me Later album will finally be unleashed to the hip-hop world on June 15. Despite the fact that so many…
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Toni Braxton Pulse album review
After a five year hiatus, Toni Braxon, returns true to form with Pulse. The Tonie Braxton Pulse album consists of eleven cuts colliding with each other to create a perfect…
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Erykah Badu ‘Return of the Ankh’ – Album Review
For more than ten years, Erykah Badu has been a staple of the neo-soul genre. Dubbed the Queen of Neo Soul, New Amerykah Part Two: Return of the Ankh is…
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Usher ‘Raymond v Raymond’ – Album Review
In 2004, Usher released Confessions, a confessional on love and relationships. That same theme is revisited on Usher’s sixth album release, Raymond v Raymond. Let’s see how it fares in…
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Kidz In The Hall ‘Land of Make Believe’ – Album Review
Kidz in the Hall’s Land of Make Believe is an album submerged in eclecticism. Overflowing with superb instrumentation, the listener is given an overwhelming experience into the group’s interesting style.…
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Sade ‘Soldier of Love’ – Album Review
After a ten-year hiatus, Sade returns to the music spotlight with the highly anticipated Soldier of Love album. The album is built on the theme of strength and love, bringing…
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Another Round – Jaheim album review
Another Round is a polished and strong offering from New Jersey native, Jaheim. Beginning with “Ain’t Leavin’ Without You,” Jaheim describes a woman he meets in the club and how…
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Omarion ‘Ollusion’ – Our Album Review
Ollusion by Omarion is the R&B artist’s third album release. It offers a decisive mix of upbeat club bangers and tailored chill ballads that complement the former B2K vocalist’s modern…
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Alicia Keys ‘The Element of Freedom’ – Our Album Review
“One of the best R&B albums to come around in quite some time” The Element of Freedom album by Alicia Keys is quite possibly her best album. The complex melodies…
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The State vs. Radric Davis – Gucci Mane album review
We first heard Gucci Mane on “Icy,” a luxurious piece featured on the independently released Trap House in 2005 and over the course of the last four years; he has…
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