HipHopDx Reviews
Review: Meek Mill's "Championships" Dominates Its Moment If Not Much Else
Will it stand the test of time? The DX Review Team hashes it out.
Review: Tekashi 6ix9ine Should've Kept "Dummy Boy" Until His Prison Release
Even with contributions from Nicki Minaj and Kanye West, there's no saving this one.
Review: Black Thought Stays Sharp On “Streams Of Thought, Vol. 2: Traxploitation”
Light years ahead is still light work for Thought.
Review: Big K.R.I.T.’s “Double Down” EP Is Good For The Repeat Button
Dos Equis.
Review: Benny The Butcher Crafts His Magnum Opus With ”Tana Talk 3”
Rough, rugged and raw.
Review: Smino's "NØIR" Is An Eclectic Eargasm
The overlooked phenom manages to do almost the unthinkable: be himself.
Review: Too $hort Keeps His Bounce On “The Pimp Tape” Despite Its Marathon Length
19 songs = that's a lot of pimpin'.
Review: Loso Loaded’s “Bases Loaded Fully” LP Is A Half-Full Double Cup
It shows promise and growing pains.
Review: "Creed 2: The Album" Is A Modern Day Gym Essential
With Mike WiLL Made-It on the boards, the soundtrack sets a sonic template meant for working it out.
Review: Curren$y, Freddie Gibbs & Alchemist Become Rap’s Best Triple Threat With “Fetti” EP
A gangster, a gentleman, and a legendary producer embark on a lavish paper chase for rap purists.
Review: Big K.R.I.T.'s "Thrice X" EP Serves Its Raw Rap Purpose
While not the worthy follow-up to "4eva Is A Mighty Long Time," Big Kuntry Krizzle reminds listeners he was here in 2018.
Review: CupcakKe Creates Her Own Raunchy Paradise On “Eden” Album
Prudes need not apply.
Review: Tee Grizzley’s “Still My Moment” Is His Moment Of Truth
Good ass job.
Review: Lil Peep's "Come Over When You're Sober 2" Spotlights His Missed Opportunities
A beautiful end to a tragic story.
Review: Kirk Knight Levels Up On Sophomore Album “IIWII”
Pro Era is definitely on the move.
Review: Anderson .Paak Swings For The Fences On "Oxnard"
Most of the time, the multi-faceted artist hits a home run.
Review: IDK Finds Good Company On “IDK & Friends”
The more, the merrier.
Review: K Camp’s “RARE Sound” Album Is Too Flat To Flourish
The only rarity here is a hit.
Review: Kris Wu's Debut “Antares” Is A Safe Bet For American Audiences
The Asian Drake may not push the needle, but he definitely crafts bangers.
Review: Xiuhtezcatl’s “Break Free” Is A Socially Conscious Liberator
While it's more education than edutainment, it still serves a noteworthy release.
