It’s been a little while since we’ve heard anything solo from JusXJustice, even though he’s been pretty busy. However, his newest solo effort, The Crow 2, doesn’t disappoint in pulling us deeper into the world of the Phoenix multifaceted artist. The seven-track project showcases songs such as “Hate to Be You,” but expands on what Jus is […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @TWONDONUC Is Gone Til November on New Track
Right off the bat, I’m here for new TwonDon. The fact that he’s rapping over a chipmunked (kind of) “Sweet Lady” flip only adds to the dopeness of this one. Contemplating the options between getting his money or staying with his woman, Twon keeps his usual approach to the game over this smooth jam. It’s […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @NellzGC Begins to Orchestrate on New Track
Nellz GC recently kicked off his #GoldRushSaturdays series where a new track will drop every Saturday for a while. On this one, we get another Nellz/Dude Clayy collaboration that features Nellz wilding out over some heavy instrumentation. The bars flow effortlessly here while Nellz experiments with a few flows on this one as well. For […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @SamAustins Returns with ANGST
Take The Weeknd and mix him with Jeremih at his best and you have the best way to describe Sam Austins’ ANGST EP without spoiling too much. As I mentioned in a previous review of his stuff, Austins takes the “trapsoul” genre and puts it on its head for the world to see. That happens here […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @Kelechief Takes Us Through His QLC Through Evolving Playlist
I gave you both streaming options because I’m that supportive of this idea. Kelechi has constantly been improving his bars and his approach to the game. This QLC playlist/album/experience is the culmination of his evolution. As someone who’s gone through a quarter-life crisis, I can attest that this album speaks volumes to that sort of thing. […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Las Vegas Artist @RoiLOrange Gives A Trippy "Exit" in New Track
Combining Auto-Tune rap with a trippy experiment when it comes to the production and flow, Las Vegas’ Roi L’Orange gives a journey through the experience of trying to get to his exit. It’s a simple premise, but when you get into the track? We’re given a multilayered track that goes from bouncy to bar-heavy to […]
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