Category: Reviews
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Papoose – The Nacirema Dream | Album Review
They say that time is a healer. However, for Brooklyn rhymer Papoose time hasn’t been the kindest of souls. His official arrival on the scene back in 2004 came at a time when records were selling and rap was the toast of the commercial market. With 50 Cent then the hottest thing out, Papoose’s buzz…
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Tyga – Hotel California | Album Review
The arrogance associated with calling yourself the last King is enough to attract the haters, – Tyga’s second album was titled Careless World: Rise Of The Last King – and donning a fur coat and hat whilst commanding an actual life-sized pet tiger in the courtyard of an expensive seaside mansion on his latest album…
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GQ – Death Threats And Love Notes: The Prelude | Album Review
The latest emcee to emerge from 9th Wonder’s Jamla Records roster, former NCAA baller GQ sounds as if he’s going to be setting off with some serious offence if the lyrical talents displayed on Death Threats and Love Notes: The Prequel are anything to go by. Preceding the final version of his Death Threats and…
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Lil Wayne – I Am Not A Human Being II | Album Review
Once regarded by fans and critics alike as one of the best to ever do it, they say that actions speak louder than words – and the Lil Wayne headlines of late have definitely been more about his actions and less about his words. From vocally chastising the Miami Heat basketball team to being rushed…
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Jodeci crash & burn and booed off stage at London R&B Superstars Show | News
On a night set to ignite a love for all things ’90s R&B related, an extremely poor live performance last night (March 23rd) cemented the demise of one of R&B’s once great all male groups.
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Justin Timberlake – The 20/20 Experience | Album Review
It’s been seven long years since Justin Timberlake last wowed us with his futuristic sounds, awe inspiring visuals and captivating storytelling. Returning to the musical spotlight after his movie star hiatus, now the golden boy of popular culture claims quite simply that he’s ready. Ready for what you might ask? If you don’t find your…
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TQ – Legendary | Album Review
TQ was once the vocal talk of the town, with his smash hit ‘Westside’ blowing up spots across the world back in 1998. Since then the Compton, California singer’s had a few lesser known hits, enjoyed a stint at Cash Money Records and released numerous independent projects. Still riding the indie artist route TQ unleashes…
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Jared Evan x Statik Selektah – Boom Bap & Blues | Album Review
Every artist, at some point in their career, has to step from out of the shadows to announce themselves to the world. There are those who have a talent so obvious that one line on one song can say it all. With that said, the reintroduction of Jared Evan couldn’t have come soon enough. Releasing…
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Marsha Ambrosius bares her soul at Islington Assembly Hall, London | Live Review
Marsha Ambrosius embodies soul. Ever since “The Songstress” appeared as the scene as part of neo-soul UK duo Floetry her honest personality (which translates through her singing talent) has positioned her as one of the top talents in soul. At London’s Islington Assembly Hall on the 24th of February, the singer showed off just why…
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Bilal – A Love Surreal | Album Review
Bilal returns to drop A Love Surreal; his third official album [fourth if you count the shelved but leaked Love 4 Sale]. Having established himself as one of the finest vocalists this side of the millennium, his dynamic vocal range has always been a hit with his fans, even if between the years of 2001…