HipHopDx Reviews
REKS Pushes Attention Spans To The Limit With 35-Track “The Greatest X"
Despite being longer than an IG rant, the MA rhyme vet delivers plenty of captivating songs for his fanbase to weed out their favorite picks.
Audio Push Make Inland Empire Proud With Debut "90951"
A harmonious mix of peace, positivity and pretty slick rhymes on the Cali duo's overdue debut
Danny Brown Goes Comfortably Numb On "Atrocity Exhibition"
Very few rappers —scratch that — very few artists can do the backstroke in the brain fluid of their own chemical imbalance. Danny Phelps delivers once again for those listeners brave off enough to dive off the deep end.
Jay IDK - The Empty Bank Review
Cash in on knowledge of self.
OG Maco - Blvk Phil Collins Review
All things considered, the project is pretty good for a rush job but would obviously fare better with more calculation.
Chinx - Legends Never Die Review
Team Chinx did what they could but this release won't make the slain Coke Boy legendary by any means.
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.
From The Archives: Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor Gets A Perfect 5.0 Rating
Ten years later, the Emperor can still look back at his soundtrack with admiration and awe.
T.I. - Us Or Else Review
As a father, husband, brother and Black man living in America, Clifford Harris is using his well-earned platform to open everyone's eyes. Stay woke.
Mick Jenkins - The Healing Component Review
Preaching positivity, one glass of water at a time.
Michael Christmas & Prefuse 73 a.k.a. Fudge - Lady Parts Review
With this Gnarls Barkley style release, Fudge aims to be something greater than the sum of Michael Christmas and Prefuse 73.
Kent Jones - Too Much Too Soon Review
The We The Best’s rapper/singer/producer cleverly displays his artistic ambidexterity despite a small sense of unoriginality.
Mac Miller - The Divine Feminine Review
An overtly sexual serenade, liberal in its passion but too conservative in its vulnerability.
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.
Isaiah Rashad - The Sun's Tirade Review
No sophomore slump here.
De La Soul - And The Anonymous Nobody Review
And the Anonymous Nobody is a formidable, albeit dissonant, batch of tunes. Just like all their albums.
Young Thug - Jeffery Review
All gimmicks aside, Young Thug is finally emerging as a viable artist across the board.
Vince Staples - Prima Donna Review
The story of a rap career turned disastrous.
Lil Bibby - Big Buckz Review
The gruff-voiced free crack supplier continues his streak as the most lyrically proficient of the Drill explosion regardless of his overly repetitive themes of paranoia.
Atmosphere - Fishing Blues Review
Intentionally humdrum yet somewhat satisfying.
