HipHopDx Reviews
Trouble - Skoobzilla Review
At this point, Trouble Trouble knows the trap like the back of his hand.
Rittz - Top Of The Line Review
Strange Music’s frizzy-haired, double-time spitter returns with another collection of personal, moving cuts.
Sincerely Collins - The Legend Of The Phoenix Review
A spiritual revival of one man's journey that many can relate to.
Skepta - Konnichiwa Review
Drake's BBK buddy takes London’s grime roots to new heights on his fourth studio album.
Chance The Rapper - Coloring Book Review
Driven by the influence of a higher power, “Coloring Book” is Chance The Rapper’s latest offering to the world which doubles as a gift for his infant daughter.
Kaytranada - 99.9% Review
Producers take note: Kaytranada has set a new standard.
Aesop Rock - The Impossible Kid
The poetic MC is who we thought he was.
Drake - Views
One can say we're tough on Drizzy, but when you paint yourself as the king and drop an album with 20 incongruent tracks, you bring it on yourself.
Beyonce - Lemonade
When you glass is this full, you don't just command respect, you absorb it.
Freeway - Free Will
It's good to have Philly Freezer back, even if it is for a warm-up lap.
Problem - Hotels 2: The Master Suite
Problem’s newest mixtape gives the traditional West Coast sound a facelift of moderate value.
Bankroll Mafia - Bankroll Mafia
Take the Mafia serious.
Skippa Da Flippa - I'm Havin 2
Witness the potential of lyrically intricate trap music.
Mr. Lif - Don't Look Down
Only way is up.
A$AP Ferg - Always Strive And Prosper
Ferg isn't settling for the "A for effort" commendations. He's actually aiming for greatness.
Ransom - History Of Violence
Be ill, or be killed.
Lil Uzi Vert Vs. The World
Uzi’s narrative rings hollow at times, but what he lacks in content he makes up for with anthemic choruses and an array of voices laced with youthful exuberance.
J Dilla - The Diary
Years after his death J Dilla is still blessing fans with his crafty production and creative wordplay on The Diary.
Krizz Kaliko - GO
The longtime Strange Music maker unloads an emporium of soul, R&B, funk and nuanced rap.
J-Zone - Fish-N-Grits
J-Zone gave up on his starry eyed rap dreams, leaving him free to take potshots and have laughs at the genre’s expense.
