Dani Darling
The newest project by Dani Darling is here!
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Rappers and artists have become storytellers of their environment. They’re the truth-tellers of their grind, so when one artist blows up from the depths of nowhere, the public becomes infatuated with their story and the artist’s lore.
Album Review - “Shorter Vol. 1”
Derrick Shorter has quickly become one of Michigan’s top producers. Working alongside an impressive stable of local hip-hop heavyweights, the Ypsilanti-standout’s auteur career has been heavy on creative substance.
Album Review - Breez “Heavy Heavy Is the Head That Wears the Crown.”
For the majority of this year, Breez has rapped with a chip on his shoulder, putting out four projects and navigating instrumental as if he has a personal vendetta to any emcee holding a microphone within a 1,000-mile radius.
Album Review - Black Note Graffiti “Volume III Rise.”
You will not get too far in the hard-stomping, poetically powerful Black Note Graffiti album, “Volume III Rise.” Without experiencing a mosh-inducing jolt, charged by the disorderly-beautiful tones of BNG.
Album Review- Dani Darling “The Future.”
Dani Darling is somewhat of a musical polyglot, shifting between soulful, R&B, poetic, and jazz. She’s an atmospherically altering performer, where her presence changes the air surrounding her audience.
Album Review - Tyler The Creator “Call Me If You Get Lost
In the early 2000s, the mixtape was the mode of transportation for hip-hop audio. It was the most popular stable of ear-pleasing content, led by Cash Money’s Lil Wayne.
Album - Doja Cat “Planet Her.”
Doja Cat’s album Planet Her. is a mix of raw sexual expression with polished artistic passion. Planet Her features a laundry list of music-heavy hitters
Album Review - Stan The III “To Whom It May Concern.”
Stan The III is an anomaly in music. As the rapper routinely puts together verses that rival mainstream artists in terms of creativity.
Album - DBL “Rappers Are In Danger.”
"Rappers Are In Danger." by DBL is an album that essentially chalks up to a compilation of freestyle cyphers recorded amongst stablemates and friends.
Album - Killa Ghanz “Ghandemic”
In 2021, rapper Killa Ghanz finds himself in a position to capitalize off of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Album - Breez “Hiiigher Goal.”
Breez’s latest project, “Hiiigher Goal.” is one that feels equal parts triumphant and strategically artistic.
Single - Keonna “Energy.”
Singer Keonna released her latest single, “Energy.” A laid-back song featuring Keonna hypnotically, harmonizing her way through the four-minute track.
Single - "BigShakem “Say What You Need.”
Artist BigShakem released his latest track, “Say What You Need.”
Single - Stacey Rosé “Chicken Little.”
Rapper Stacey Rosé released his latest song “Chicken Little.” a tough and forceful track, which shows Stacey unleashing his verbal hustler’s ambition over a traditional Detroit instrumental.
Album - Derrick Shorter “SMBTNM”
Derrick Shorter’s album “SMBTNM.” Quietly showcases the progress of Shorter’s career as an emcee.
Addressing The Worst Style of Hip-Hop.
Can we finally admit that this new style of Eminem-influenced hip-hop is the worst form of hip-hop.
Album Review - Dskillz Harris & Chile_Madd “The Next Episode.”
"The Next Episode." By Dskillz Harris & Chile_Madd, the two Baltimore natives provide boom-bap-tism at its highest caliber with standout lyrics and solid guest verses.
Single - Bossman Beezy “Beezy Back To The House.”
“Beezy Back In The House.” By Bossman Beezy follows what has now become the formulaic Detroit approach to music.
Single - Money Bizzle “I’m Good.”
“I’m Good” by Money Bizzle is a feel-good, hate-free track that shows Bizzle enjoying the fruits of life’s simple pleasantries.
Single _ Keonna “Brownie Points (New Dick)”
There’s something to be said about an artist’s sound that’s captivating while still finding its perfect polish.
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