New Drip.” By Chev is a gleeful shit-talking-fuck-you-up anthem, as Chev provides defiant bars that showcase her beyond artistry and enters a realm of standing firm on moral principalities.

“Hypnotizing” by Ripjacub features much of the classic formulas associated with the popularized tunes of club-ready, love-struck R&B tracks.

“Living Is Hard, Dying Is Easy.” By DK Ph@ntom! is a complex series of bars that illustrate the often fantasy-driven rhymes associated with the fiction of 1998’s Eminem and the dark themes of the late rapper xxxtentacion.

“Troo” by Langston Bristol featuring Curtis Roach is a playful, light-hearted song referencing a straightforward appreciation to loyal friends, family, and fans alike.

I had a chance to catch up with Detroit rapper Kyle Mack. We discussed his recent run of shows and his upcoming performance taking place in Champaign, Illinois.

I had a chance to sit down with Ann Arbor rapper Breez, and discussed his 2022 plans, his heavy work output in 2021, and his culinary endeavors in “Breez’s Kitchen.” Below is our interview.

InTheDazeOf: AudioDepiction by Beretta Shells is a testament to the power of audio curation when done correctly. When producers provide mock attempts at artistry, they’re often a step slower, and the random assortment of artists can see the album displaying a weird form of impostor’s syndrome.

“They Want That.' Cha$eDxpe is another feather in the cap of Detroit's signature rap style.

I had the privilege of interviewing DJ N01y0uknow. During this interview, we discussed his artist roots, his 2022 plans, and his musical influences.

Artist Pepp is neither a poet who allows his lyrics to have room for interpretations nor is he a rapper that’ll blitz you with rhyming speed a la Twista. Instead, Pepp is a straightforward poet who possesses otherworldly charisma.

Rappers in themselves by their genetic codes are world-class shit talkers. Only second to their excessive need to outshine anyone opposed or anyone they imagine is opposed to them.

I had a chance to have a conversation with artist Derrick Shorter. We discussed his latest project, artist roots and plans for the 2022 year. Below is our conversation.

For most rapping producers, it’s often an unspoken truth that production is their true talent, while we humor their attempt at cosplaying as a wordsmith.

“Let Me Down.” the single from Churchill’s latest album, “T.I.M.E (To Increase My Excellence) Feels honest, painfully relatable, and silky smooth all the same.

Asaka The Renegade's project, The Space Tape. In short, introduce an artist on the cusp of stardom, yet not at the peak of his powers.

In the experimental landscape of the music scene of today, Sasco’s project “Every day They Change Their Number” can come across as a scatterbrain sound of random directions looking to find their cohesiveness.