Review: Skyzoo & The Other Guys, ‘The Mind of a Saint’
The selective songwriter from Brooklyn reaches a new height in his craft, expanding upon a preexisting template to further exercise his phenomenal talents.
Author: Alex Corrales
Hip-hop historian and overall fan of the culture.
Review: Ab-Soul, ‘HERBERT’
The return of Ab-Soul has been one for the history books; displaying triumph over a series of trials and tribulations through the world’s darkest period and living to tell the story.
The Evolution of Tha Carter Albums
A look into one of the most iconic album series in hip hop, the ecstatic Carter collection from Lil Wayne.
Review: Curren$y, ‘The Drive In Theatre Part 2’
Curren$y returns in traditional form, shrouding his latest record in the smooth, jazz-infused prospect that fueled the early stages of his career.
Review: Jay Worthy & DJ Muggs, ‘What They Hittin 4’
LA icons, Jay Worthy and DJ Muggs, take it upon themselves to reinstill the organic West Coast sound back into the area’s airwaves on their latest collaborative effort.
Review: Boldy James & Futurewave, ‘Mr. Ten08’
Hip-hop’s premium hustler keeps busy by dropping off another collaborative offering, expanding his artistry further into the unknown.
Review: Westside Gunn, ’10’
The tenth installment to the iconic mixtape series delivers another star-studded display of high-level street art.
Hip-Hop’s Relationship with Video Games
A look at the various times hip-hop perfectly meshed with the gaming world.
Review: Nicholas Craven & Boldy James, ‘Fair Exchange No Robbery’
Two underground powerhouses collide to deliver a high-level display of lyricism and beat making.
Review: Rome Streetz, ‘KISS THE RING’
The long-awaited Griselda debut by Rome Streetz finally arrives, soaking itself in the obscure loops and sharp-edged bars that the movement helped popularize.
The Most Influential Mixtapes from the Blog Era
Discover the mixtapes that defined the internet during hip hop’s most transitional phase.
The Beauty of Hip Hop’s Blog Era
An insight into what made the blog era so iconic for hip hop’s golden decade.
Mic Cheque 