Review: Dave, ‘We’re All Alone in This Together’
Dave’s sophomore album refines his existing templates, solidifying the pull the South London rapper has on the entire nation.
Category: Reviews
Review: Ransom & Big Ghost Ltd, ‘Heavy is the Head’
Two underground legends connect to deliver a cinematic experience, taking the gritty and grimy sound to new lengths.
Review: Avelino, ‘Ego Kills’
The UK wordsmith brings positive flavours on Ego Kills, showcasing his hitmaking abilities on his first project in four years.
Review: Enny, ‘Under Twenty Five’
The debut EP by the South London rapper exhibits natural artistic prowess, leaving no room to doubt her talent or trajectory.
Review: Raheem DeVaughn & Apollo Brown, ‘Lovesick’
Raheem DeVaughn and Apollo Brown link up to rekindle a fire in R&B that hasn’t been seen in over a decade.
Review: Pop Smoke, ‘Faith’
The late rapper’s second studio album is another posthumous experiment, forged to unrecognisable heights.
Review: Styles P, ‘Ghosting’
The Yonkers legend returns with another full length project, adding on to twenty years of catalog composed of gritty rhymes and introspective lessons.
Review: IDK, ‘USEE4YOURSELF’
IDK’s second studio album disappoints with poor pacing and performances.
Review: Snoh Aalegra, ‘Temporary Highs in the Violet Skies’
The Iranian-Swedish singer consistently indulges ears with her delicate R&B and signature lovesick songwriting.
Review: Skyzoo, ‘All the Brilliant Things’
The Brooklyn legend provides another insightful piece of work relating to the preservation of hip-hop culture & gentrification of its roots.
Review: Doja Cat, ‘Planet Her’
The third studio album from increasingly popular singer-rapper Doja Cat impresses with catchy songs and great features to match.
Review: Tyler, The Creator, ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’
The hip hop virtuoso revisits and refines past eras to achieve artistic equilibrium – a true matrimony of Tyler’s early and latest visions.
