Scott Glaysher
56 itemsScott Glaysher is a hip-hop writer living in Toronto. Follow him on Twitter @ScottyGlaysh
Kid Ink - Rocketshipshawty 2 Review
Even by allegedly taking it “back to the basics” with a mixtape, Kid Ink can’t help but make the same hit seeking music over and over.
Travis Scott - Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight Review
La Flame’s sophomore project goes off without a hitch and proves to be one of the best trap soundscapes this year.
Tory Lanez - I Told You Review
Let us know when the version without the skits drops. Fourteen breaks on an album is just inexcusable.
The OVO recluse delivers his most heavy-hearted collection of R&B cuts on the third installment of his self-titled series.
Just like Khaled’s infamous Snapchats, this album is only exciting for a few short intervals.
Roy Woods - Waking At Dawn Review
The man Drake claims is “outta here like NASA” manages to get his official debut off the ground with minimal turbulence.
Phonte & Eric Roberson - Tigallerro Review
Amidst all the trapping and flexing in today’s game, Phonte and Eric Roberson slow it down for the seamless Rap&B fusion.
Lil Durk’s sophomore album is the epitome of new-gen gangsta rap but unfortunately, lacks any distinct personality.
Soulja Boy - Better Late Than Never Review
The artist formally known as Tell 'Em's subject matter gets redundant virtually after track #3.
Logic - Bobby Tarantino Review
Logic’s feelings of underappreciation come out swinging with a vengeance on his new surprise mixtape.
Belly - Another Day In Paradise Review
Belly doesn't dominate with his own voice so he adopts everyone else's.
4 Hip Hop Reunions That Could Potentially Happen This Year
Now that Puff Daddy & The Family have proved all things are possible when it comes to reconciliation, we're eyeing a few other storied rap collectives who are a couple of phone calls from hitting the road for big paydays.
Drake's BBK buddy takes London’s grime roots to new heights on his fourth studio album.
Problem - Hotels 2: The Master Suite
Problem’s newest mixtape gives the traditional West Coast sound a facelift of moderate value.
A$AP Ferg - Always Strive And Prosper
Ferg isn't settling for the "A for effort" commendations. He's actually aiming for greatness.
Barbershop: The Next Cut (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
The musical accompaniment to "Barbershop: The Next Cut will complement movie with some familiar sounds and new ones too.
A summery, tropical-trap fusion that unfortunately lacks anything long-lasting.
Big Sean & Jhene Aiko - "TWENTY88"
Big Sean and Jhené Aiko join forces to deliver a brief, yet thorough look into the modern relationship.
"That’s Hip-Hop' may lack in overall depth but somewhat compensates by having lyrical barbs delivered with conviction.
Tweet’s official R&B comeback will be enjoyed for its standard soulful sound but those who are relatively new to her music, won’t find enough to hang on to.
The FIEND avoids the sophomore slump with a combination of poetic rhymes and solid production with very few stumbles.
