Gunna: Drip or Drown 2 review

YSL signee Gunna’s debut studio album ‘Drip or Drown 2’ represents both the aritists strengths and weaknesses. Following the collaborative album ‘Drip Harder’ with fellow Atlanta rapper Lil Baby, Gunna delivers an enjoyable, yet flawed project. Throughout ‘Drip or Drown 2’ Gunna is often predictable, yet seemingly perfects his own style. Indeed, the album possesses a drowsy, watery, sound, that works effectively with Gunna’s melodies. … Continue reading Gunna: Drip or Drown 2 review

Lachnes: Sidelines track review

In 2018, Lachnes released the infectious ‘Interstate’, a song which quickly became a fan favourite. The up and coming Australian artist has now released a new single ‘Sidelines’, which builds off the success of ‘Interstate’ excellently. The track instantly draws the listeners attention with an energetic, beat and a vibrant and catchy hook. According to Lachnes himself, the song’s message revolves around “[loving] a girl … Continue reading Lachnes: Sidelines track review

Lil Keed: Long Live Mexico review

With ‘Long Live Mexico’, Atlanta rapper and YSL signee Lil Keed presents an enjoyable, yet unoriginal and overlong project. Heavily influenced by Young Thug, the project is named in memorium after his friend ‘Mexico’, who passed away at the beginning of the year. At a lengthy 19 tracks, is Lil Keed able to deliver on a star-studded tracklist? The project starts off strong, with woozy … Continue reading Lil Keed: Long Live Mexico review

The Medic: Breakdowns & Breakthroughs review

2018 saw the rise of up and coming rapper and singer Ahmed Mohsin, better known by his stage name, ‘The Medic.’ Through the release of the popular single ‘Drown My Feelings,’ and his official debut project, ‘Watching Me’, which was a compilation of the many songs he had released throughout the year, Moshin was able to amass thousands of streams, which saw him reach new … Continue reading The Medic: Breakdowns & Breakthroughs review

Mac DeMarco: Salad Days review

The second full-length album from Indie Prince, Mac DeMarco demonstrated every aspect of his previously witnessed brilliance, while expanding his discography with diversity and personality.  Following his shaky debut on Rock And Roll Night Club (2012) a predecessor to a much more direct and polished 2 (2013), DeMarco had set his expectations high for Salad Days. Indeed, these expectations were met and exceeded, developing into … Continue reading Mac DeMarco: Salad Days review

Big Thief: U.F.O.F. review

Big Thief’s third full length album U.F.O.F presents as an astonishingly original LP containing a new and fresh taste of folk rock in every track. Following the release of the critically acclaimed Masterpiece (2016), and Capacity (2017), the band has discovered a whole new arena of thought, delving deep into a misty and cathartic masterpiece of folk music. The quartet made up of guitarist Buck Meek, … Continue reading Big Thief: U.F.O.F. review

Tyga: Legendary review

2018 was a great year for Tyga, an artist who had seemingly descended into irrelevancy. Indeed, with his hit single ‘Taste’ featuring Offset, as well as ‘Dip’, Tyga re-emerged into the mainstream media, with many considering him the biggest comeback of 2018 (unless you are Soulja Boy of course). With his new album Legendary, Tyga presents an album with bass-heavy club bangers, featuring numerous significant … Continue reading Tyga: Legendary review

Logic: Confessions of a Dangerous Mind review

Logic’s 6th studio album was promised to be a fan favourite, but once again the Maryland rapper has disappointed. With corny hooks and uneventful verses, this LP provides no originality, and presents another flop to his once consistently excellent discography.  2019 also saw the release of a Supermarket, a soundtrack to a best-selling book of the same title. Despite it serving a as bold attempt … Continue reading Logic: Confessions of a Dangerous Mind review

Future: SAVE ME review

Future, born Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn, has become an inspiration for many artists that have gained popularity in the last five years, helping to popularise the use of Auto-Tune when rapping and singing. Throughout his career, Future has comfortably cemented his style of boasting about his lavish lifestyle and the masses of women he attracts, but fans want something different as we’ve come to hear this … Continue reading Future: SAVE ME review

Tyler, The Creator: IGOR review

Tyler, the Creator has always been a controversial artist who has shifted boundaries in the hip hop industry. With his role in Odd Future, and his controversial projects ‘Bastard’ and ‘Goblin’, Tyler utilised shock culture in order to shift himself into the spotlight. With Wolf, Tyler refined his style, showing signs of maturity, whereas Cherry Bomb introduced significant experimentation, a concept which, while introducing numerous … Continue reading Tyler, The Creator: IGOR review