A Triple-A effort for a Cali native with Major League aspirations.
Not quite the main event but still a worthy warm-up match.
Bar for bar, there is no active rapper you that probably ranks over Royce. But can it translate to classic records?
The musical accompaniment to "Barbershop: The Next Cut will complement movie with some familiar sounds and new ones too.
At 17, most kids are on video games and college applications. Meanwhile Trapo is busy patenting his own sound.
It's not everyday a rookie artist exhibits a steadfast handle on carving out great melodies. Then again, there is nothing everyday about Skizzy Mars.
Despite a bit of Houstatlantavegas, Euroz manages to formally introduce his personality to potential fans.
A window into Open Mike Eagle’s intrinsic values and imbalanced emotions, as he uses a unique sense of humor to comment on culture and social constructs.
Berner hits some, but not all of his targets on the latest Taylor Gang project.
The Atlanta upstart can't lay claim to the crown just yet but she still packs a royal delivery.
Someone is still being gassed up with criminally low octane fuel.
A summery, tropical-trap fusion that unfortunately lacks anything long-lasting.
Take an audio journey through Rockie Fresh's itinerary if you will.
The Banksprint.
Black Milk & Nat Turner blur the lines of Hip Hop as you know it.
After helping Kendrick Lamar shake up the industry, the highly in demand producer heads back to square one with his trusty alto saxophone.
"Sip the Nectar" serves as a case study in how being too narrow-minded in your approach can produce a tiresome effort.
Detroit's heiress of cool skips the gimmicks but also forgets to bring the hits.
The former Fly.Union leader releases a fitting solo debut for existing and newer fans.
An ambitious rookie effort that was far from being dialed-in.