Music
Future, Mask Off [Remix] | Track Review 🎵
Future and Kendrick Lamar combine forces on a compelling remix of “Mask Off,” a top-10 hit from Future’s self-titled album.
Music
Chris Brown, Privacy | Track Review 🎵
Chris Brown continues to exhibit complacency on single, “Privacy.” “Privacy” comes off as incredibly shallow, lacking any sense of progression artistically.
Album 💿
Future, HNDRXX | Album Review 💿
Future returns with a second surprise project, ‘HNDRXX.’ ‘HNDRXX’ features two guest artists: The Weeknd and Rihanna.
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Album 💿
Future, Future | Album Review 💿
ATL super rapper Future returns with another surprise project, simply titled, ‘Future.’ ‘Future’ follows 2016 surprise LP, ‘EVOL.’
Music
Tyga, Feel Me | Track Review 🎵
Cali rapper Tyga continues to search for hits, but once more falls short of the glory with new single, “Feel Me.”
Music
Big Sean, Moves | Track Review 🎵
Ahead of his fourth studio album, I Decided, Big Sean drops a cocky new single, “Moves.” Although “Moves” is brief, it packs a punch.
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Columns
Pros & Cons | Kanye West
In the latest edition of our column Pros & Cons, one of the music industry’s most polarizing musicians is profiled – Kanye “I Am a God” West.
Album 💿
Gucci Mane Flexes Hard on ‘Everybody Looking’
After being released from prison, Gucci Mane returns with ‘Everybody Looking,’ his first studio album in years which was recorded in just six days.
Columns
Pros & Cons | Justin Bieber
Justin Bieber is polarizing. Polarizing is a fitting characterization given the reactions he receives. We’re going to break down Bieber’s pros and cons!
Album 💿
G-Eazy is Confident & Hungry on ‘These Things Happen’
Throughout ‘These Things Happen’, Bay-area rapper G-Eazy is cocky and confident. From the onset, G-Eazy comes out swinging, establishing he’s “the man.”
