hip-hop
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All-Amerikkan Bada$$, Connecting with my Black Experience
A look back at the 2017 album All-Amerikkan Bada$$ and it’s importance in helping me connect with the black experience in America. Read more
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Jams of the Month: June
There has been a ton of great music released through the hectic month of June. No matter how crazy the world seems to get, the release of music will not stop. More importantly, music can be used to as a voice for the voiceless. A great example of this is on Lil Baby’s “The Bigger Read more
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Kota The Friend’s Everything and Accepting Adulthood
I had heard the name Kota The Friend floating around the hip-hop conversations but was still ignorant of his actual appeal. I had listened to his 2018 track Colorado, mostly because it was titled after my home state, and it didn’t jump out as something I must pursue further. I’m here to say I was… Read more
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Album Review: Earthgang- Mirrorland
On September 6, 2019, Atlanta based duo Earthgang dropped their official Dreamville debut album Mirrorland. I have been waiting in anticipation for months and can trace back my discovery of Earthgang to a February 2017 video a on Kinda Neat. I was instantly a fan and quickly dove into all of their previous work. I Read more
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Album Review: 93 Punx, Vic Mensa- 93 Punx
Vic Mensa is no stranger to switching his aesthetic, and the Chicago native has gone through more phases than the moon. I have been a fan of most everything Mensa has created over the last eight years. I loved Kids These Days, Innantetape was fantastic, and genuinely enjoyed his debut album The Autobiography. His singles Read more
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Album review: YBN Cordae- The Lost Boy
The debut album for YBN Cordae was released last month and the reception has been positive in most hip-hop conversations. The Lost Boy is 15-tracks long and comes in as a relatively easy listen through. The tracklist is ripe with star-studded talent and shows a ton of promise for the rising hip-hop star. Features form Read more
