$uicideBoy$, I Want to Die in New Orleans | Album Review
After releasing numerous projects, cousin rap-duo $uicideBoy$ finally release their debut album, ‘I Want to Die in New Orleans.’
After releasing numerous projects, cousin rap-duo $uicideBoy$ finally release their debut album, ‘I Want to Die in New Orleans.’
Grammy-winning Atlanta rap vet T.I., assisted by beloved, freed Philly rapper Meek Mill, dropped a worthwhile, Latin-infused banger with “Jefe.”
While Logic ‘talks a lot of sh–’ on “Everybody Dies,” his third single post-Bobby Tarantino II, you can’t help but admire his explosive flow.
Continuing to struggle to produce hits lately, Kanye West, with Lil Pump, drops an utterly ridiculous, sexually-charged, superficial single, “I Love It.”
After surprising everyone by going ‘out of character’ with “FEFE,” 6ix9ine shocks the world with a joint Latin record, “BEBE,” alongside Anuel AA.
Get lit with “Experience the ‘Fire’ of These 13 Songs,” featuring Alicia Keys, Bebe Rexha, Five Finger Death Punch, Kenny Chesney, and Kids See Ghosts.
Rising rapper, singer, and producer Luke Christopher showcases incredible potential on “Just Watch,” his fourth single released in 2018.
Louisiana rap duo $uicideBoy$ exhibit more vulnerability on “Meet Mr. NICEGUY,” the second single from mixtape ‘I Want to Die in New Orleans.’
Angry over the state of rap as well as the poor critical reception of his album, ‘Revival,’ Eminem surprises with an angry, surprise album, ‘Kamikaze.’
“11 Songs That Will Never ‘Fade’” features music courtesy of Alice in Chains, BØRNS, Kanye West, and Tinashe among many others.
After unveiling “The Flute Song,” producer, rapper, and singer Russ returns with the second single from his sophomore album ‘ZOO,’ “Serious.”
Kanye West continues to struggle to find his footing on his previously unreleased single “XTCY.” While it’s been ‘freed,’ perhaps it shouldn’t have been.