Hip Hop Reviews
Review: Rick Ross Delivers Familiar Upscale Thrills On "Port Of Miami 2"
The HipHopDX review crew attempts to meet in the middle for Rozay's 10th studio effort.
Murs, 9th Wonder & The Soul Council’s “The Iliad Is Dead & The Odyssey Is Over” Is Refined Art
A soulful reunion.
Review: Pounds’ “T.O.N.Y.” Is A Barrage Of Gritty NYC Hip Hop
Deliciously grimey.
Review: Rich Brian Shows Artistic Maturity On “The Sailor”
A step in the right direction.
Review: YBN Cordae’s “The Lost Boy” Showcases The Promise Ahead
A solid debut.
Review: Comethazine’s “Bawksee 3.5” Feels Like A 3.0
Blends in — but doesn't stand out.
Review: NF Finds Personal Excellence On "The Search"
Raw, real, relatable rap.
Review: E-40 “Practice Makes Paper” Is A Long But Fruitful Listen
The latest from Hip Hop's fountain of youth.
Review: Redman & Jayceeoh Shock The Rave Circuit As 1000Volts On "Power Up"
Danger, danger — high voltage!
Review: The Cool Kids & Alchemist's "Layups" Is A Short & Savage Affair
Easy swish. A little too easy.
Review: Chance The Rapper's "The Big Day" Is A Dud
Ringtone rap no one asked for.
Review: Mr. Muthafuckin' eXquire Embraces The Strange On Self-Titled Album
Crooklyn gets its props.
Review: Twondon & Dolla $ign Dunn’s “Summertime In Jersey” Is A Homegrown Gem
It is highly recommended theme music for your Tri-State heatwave movements.
Review: Young Trap’s “Hustle & Glow” Fits In But Doesn’t Stand Out
Young Trap doesn’t quite make a case for next-level stardom, he more than deserves a spot on the radar.
Review: Big K.R.I.T. Runs In Place On “K.R.I.T. IZ HERE”
The Mississippi stalwart gives formidable performances you've heard before.
Review: Dee-1 Balances His Loves On “God & Girls”
And the chuuch said "Amen!"
Review: Baby Keem’s “DIE FOR MY BITCH” Is Nouveau Rap At Its Flyest
Out of all of today’s “baby” rappers, Keem isn't one to sleep on.
Review: Iggy Azalea’s "In My Defense" Is Offensively Mediocre
Predictable every step of the way.
Review: Beyoncé's "The Lion King: The Gift" Album Pads Her Legacy
Mrs. Carter closes in the circle of life.
Review: “By The Way 2” Displays A Dope Evolution For AD & Sorry Jaynari
Consider the duo’s third collaborative project together their most ambitious yet.
