ALBUM REVIEWS

After a two-year-long rollout, Joyner Lucas has finally come through and delivered his ambitious and diverse "ADHD" album.

Don Toliver's debut album "Heaven Or Hell" is filled with references to his mentor, Travis Scott.

While a fully-fledged solo debut continues to elude us, Jay Electronica and Jay Z have served up a fascinating collection of cerebral, forward-thinking hip-hop.

Offsetting familiarity with calculated risk, Rich The Kid takes stock on his third album "Boss Man"

Album Review: Blueface may have found glimpses of the beat on his official debut, but his inability to hold long-term attention is to his detriment.

In the midst of ongoing label troubles with 1501 Certified Entertainment, Megan Thee Stallion bosses up, elevates, and triumphs in the face of adversity in her professional and personal lives on her new EP “SUGA.”

Lil Uzi Vert reminds us that he’s not from this planet on his sophomore album, “Eternal Atake”.

Lil Baby's “My Turn” establishes the rapper as a new school leader with more to prove.

Royce Da 5'9's self-produced "The Allegory" finds the Detroit rapper waxing philosophical, his confidence at an all-time high.

ALBUM REVIEW: Young Nudy's "Anyways" converts his endless supply of energy into sixteen charismatic solo tracks.

ALBUM REVIEW: With a No. 1 album already on his resume, Boogie fuels the "King of New York" debate with "Artist 2.0" - but is there fire behind the gas?

ALBUM REVIEW: From out of nowhere, Denzel Curry & Kenny Beats have delivered "UNLOCKED," one of the most welcome surprises of 2020 thus far.

ALBUM REVIEW: Pop Smoke's "Meet The Woo 2" plays to his strengths, blending elements of UK Drill, London electronic, and New York hip-hop.

ALBUM REVIEW: Lil Wayne's alien exterior cracks under human emotions.

On "Circles," Mac Miller proves that liberation from the cycles of the past is possible.

Death by a thousand bars.

Despite a few unnecessary detours, "JACKBOYS" provides the rush it aims for.

At long last, Joey Crack has decided to hang up his Yankee fitted, at least for now.

Roddy Ricch ends an impressive year with an equally impressive debut album, filled with melodic flares and modern sensibilities.

On what's being touted as his final album, The Game proves why he truly was "Born 2 Rap" on a star-studded swan song.

Five years on from his last studio album, Fabolous transfers mixtape prowess of recent times into a mainstream record to be reckoned with on the riveting "Summertime Shootout 3"

A modern-day gangsta rap classic.

Action Bronson and Alchemist have settled into a very comfortable rapport with each other and bring out the best in each other on "Lamb Over Rice." The tape is a short and stoned romp through lavish landscapes.

Tinashe has regained control over her career, and it shows on "Songs For You."

On "Chixtape 5," Tory Lanez uses 2000s nostalgia to craft a captivating soundtrack to the next decade.

Kanye’s musical ear remains one-of-one, but sonic choices alone can’t save what is largely an erratic and uninspired affair.

Some more rap songs.

YoungBoy Never Broke Again remains consistent on "AI YoungBoy 2."