Review: Kendrick Lamar, ‘Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers’
The Compton star is plagued with trauma on his first album in five years; a conflicted oracle that finds Lamar at his most sincere, astute and controversial.
Bridging UK rap and hip hop
The Compton star is plagued with trauma on his first album in five years; a conflicted oracle that finds Lamar at his most sincere, astute and controversial.
Energised and committed, Future’s ninth album takes all the necessary pitstops to continue his reign as the trap lord.
Presenter, entertainer and artist Yung Filly gears up for the next chapter in his career with “Long Time”.
French-Cameroon rapper Dirtsa has dropped the engaging single “Say Shit!”, a trap banger with booming personality.
Singer-songwriter Kadeem Tyrell echoes classic 90s R&B on the lustrous “I Want You”.
The Long Beach rapper’s fifth album finally closes the casket on his scarring past.
The West London export returns to form on his third mixtape, a showcase of organic drill and indelible bars that justify the hype.
British rapper Paul Stephan is set to break through the UK rap scene with his infectious single, “Streets Don’t Love Me”.
Pusha T’s pot is still scorching hot, poised as an autonomous victor on his fourth studio album, It’s Almost Dry.
A comprehensive ranking of the New York legend’s discography, ranked worst to best.
The Birmingham rapper’s second mixtape feeds the nation’s hunger for street sermons, offering a candid look into his life.
Denzel Curry shifts from explosive to existential on his fifth studio album, the Floridan’s most realised work so far.