Vince Staples Season
The newest project by Vince Staples is here!
Click the link to read the review for Cry Baby!
Album Review- The Daynites
From the moment The Daynites released their first single “Cherry Blossom.” longtime fans knew the tracks they were preparing to release extended to what had quickly become their trademark vibe
Song Review - Melodies From Heaven by Dej Loaf
Dej Loaf’s progression as an artist is one of hip-hop’s best-overlooked stories.
Single - Kristianna “Bad Timing.”
Singer Kristianna returns with her new single “Bad Timing.” A well-crafted song, that exposes Kristianna’s vulnerability and speaks on the fragility of being on the wrong end of a situationship.
Album Review- Asaka The Renegade “Duality”
“Duality” is an album that feels like a transitional state between hardened youth and determined man.
Album - Alan Ward “Dolo”
Alan Ward has become a bit of a household name for the Ayesharp blog as of late, releasing solid material, including an overall enjoyable project in “DGAF.” The Milwaukee emcee follows up that project with his latest release, “Dolo.”
Single - Madelyn Grant “Purpose”
Madelyn Grant releases her newest single “Purpose.” a smooth R&B inspired track featuring imaginative picture-building lyrics and feel good instrumentation.
Review - Stacey Rosé “Static”
Rapper Stacey Rosé collaborates with Stretch Money on his newest single “Static.” A song exploring the inner machinations of an epilogue to a success story.
Single - Black Note Graffiti “Knights”
Black Note Graffiti released their latest single “White Knights” from their upcoming EP “RISE.” “White Knights” in summery is loud, energetic, and, beautifully forthcoming in its message.
Single - Asaka The Renegade And Stan The Third “Soular”
Review - Myna “I Don’t Wanna Be Here.”
Myna’s songwriting ability takes center stage for the singer’s album about love, friends, and finding her path to success.
Review - Eli Wesse “Till Fame Do Us Part”
Eli Wesse’s album “Till Fame Do Us Part” is a reflection of the current musical climate we’re in today, flashy enough to stunt, but delivered conversationally enough it becomes intimate.
Review - Asaka The Renegade “The Heart Theory”
Asaka, as an emcee, has always held the qualities one would prefer in their favorite artist. He has sharp ingenuity, very clever, slick when necessary, and versatile enough to remain interesting with every release. With his latest EP, “The Heart Theory.”
Give a listen.
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