HipHopDx Reviews
Frank Ocean - Blonde Review
Boys have a ton of emotions.
French Montana - MC4 Review
By pulling back on the "haaaaaan"s and putting a little more time into crafting better songs, French does a modest job at keeping listeners invested.
Tory Lanez - I Told You Review
Let us know when the version without the skits drops. Fourteen breaks on an album is just inexcusable.
Ka - Honor Killed The Samurai Review
The pride, the fall, the consequence and the retribution all wrapped up in one forcible package.
Nipsey Hussle - Slauson Boy 2 Review
Neighborhood Nip continues to be a necessary influence on those aspiring to up their own position.
2 Chainz - "Daniel Son; Necklace Don" Review
Even when he dials it in, Tity Boi still manages to connect.
Troy Ave - Roland Collins Review
An embattled Harry Powder can't shake the itch to fight for relevance in the rap game, despite an obvious rush job.
Slim Thug - Hogg Life Vol. 4: American King Review
The Thugga is using his rap skills to inspire this go around.
Prodigy - Untitled EDM EP Review
Thug motivation — to dance to.
Rae Sremmurd - Sremmlife 2 Review
Weekends were made for partying and this album is the Sunday before a holiday.
PARTYNEXTDOOR - P3 Review
The OVO recluse delivers his most heavy-hearted collection of R&B cuts on the third installment of his self-titled series.
DJ Khaled - Major Key Review
Just like Khaled’s infamous Snapchats, this album is only exciting for a few short intervals.
Fredo Santana - Fredo Mafia Review
All these gunshots and no hits? Something's got to give.
Mass Appeal - The Land Soundtrack Review
“The Land” is everything a typical movie soundtrack should aspire to be with cinematic stories told through popular music.
Jarren Benton - Slow Motion Vol. 2 Review
Benton's first endeavor since the Funk Volume divorce is a messy affair with about as many misses as hits.
Roy Woods - Waking At Dawn Review
The man Drake claims is “outta here like NASA” manages to get his official debut off the ground with minimal turbulence.
Phonte & Eric Roberson - Tigallerro Review
Amidst all the trapping and flexing in today’s game, Phonte and Eric Roberson slow it down for the seamless Rap&B fusion.
Gucci Mane - Everybody Looking Review
With the entire world watching, La Flare doesn't deliver the classic many had hoped for but he doesn't disappoint his core, either.
DJ Drama - Quality Street Music 2 Review
Compiling loosies from several top players in the rap game isn't the best way to ensure "quality" and this album proves it.
Lil Durk - LILDURK2X Review
Lil Durk’s sophomore album is the epitome of new-gen gangsta rap but unfortunately, lacks any distinct personality.
