Queens Of The Stone Age have released their latest album, Villains, and once again they’ve proven they’re a force to be reckoned with. The 9 tracks on the band’s seventh studio release are all the proof you need that Rocky & Roll is alive and well, with leader Josh […]
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As far as it goes, Kendrick Lamar’s unique and constant handwork continues forth. The latest drop of ‘DAMN’ from the young gemini is a much needed release that follows the politically packed To Pimp A Butterfly. Dating back to interviews even prior to TPAB, Kendrick noted being ‘afraid
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Brooklyn phenom Joey Bada$$ dropped his sophomore project “All-Amerikkkan Bada$$” last Friday and it has quickly risen up the charts. Not only has it made an impact on album sales, it also is being talked about as one of the most important albums to drop in 2017. On
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As if we could wait any longer, the wonderful Bay Area sensation, so eloquently putting into words what most of us struggle to articulate, has mastered yet another marvelous project. This debut album professes and affirms Kehlani’s self-love and empowerment to women all around. SweetSexySavage showcases her continued growth not only as
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How did Migos blow up twice? When they dropped Versace in 2013 many people thought that was it. Then with the help of a Donald Glover co sign and internet memes they on top once again. All of this momentum lead to the release of their most anticipated
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As this year comes to a close and lists are brought up, I can’t help but to think of the music projects that shaped my year and made my year so much better. After looking at my list of top albums of 2016, I came to the conclusion
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Chicago keeps putting out nothing but dope music this week. Something I have personally been waiting to drop is R U Down from theWHOevers. I was lucky enough to make it out to their listening party last week and got a sneak peak of what to expect. theWHOevers have
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A couple of days late on Astonish’s new project, but nonetheless we definitely had to feature To Who It May Concern. I have actually listened to this project a few times since it’s release and I was definitely vibing out to each and every track. When someone puts out
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The Growlers released their new album City Club at the end of September, unleashing to the world their first project under Julian Casablancas’ Cult Records label. The band recruited Casablancas as a producer, but the lead singer of The Strokes was also called upon to lay some vocals
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Essentially, every project from Mick Jenkins delivers raw verses on unique beats and with time, every project has been better than the one before. All equally filled with great talent and motives. New album The Healing Component is no different. He recruits and works with a familiar bunch and then some.
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The homie V!sual has been known to work with many up and coming artists from the city. He’s taught them the ropes, he’s taught them the business side of music, most importantly he’s given them the opportunity that many have not. With The Ambassador, V!isual decides to bring along some
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The long anticipation for a new project from Chance The Rapper finally ended when the Chicago man unleashed Coloring Book to the masses last week on May 12 of this year. Chano has been making a name for himself outside of his hometown for quite some time now, conquering the
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