Larry June & Cardo Stay Keepin’ It Rockin’ “Until Night Comes” (Album Review) This is the 12th LP from Vallejo, California emcee Larry June. Someone who’s been quite busy for almost 2 decades his last 11 studio efforts as well as 14 EPs & 7 mixtapes with the highlights of his ever-growing discography including the Lex Luger-produced Trap Larry, the Cardo-produced Cruise USA & it’s sequel Into the Late Night, the Harry Fraud-produced Keep Going & more …
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”Late to My Own Funeral” Combines Elements from Both of Boldy James & Nicholas Craven’s Previous Classics (Album Review) Here is the 16th studio LP from Detroit veteran Boldy James. Breaking out in the fall of 2013 off his Alchemist produced debut M.1.C.S. (My 1st Chemistry Set), the Detroit lyricist would later go on to land a contract with Nas’ independent label Mass Appeal Records for a little while before getting locked up. Once coming home, Uncle Al would help …
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Giffy Pluggo Issues a “Luxury Manifesto” (EP Review) Chicago, Illinois emcee & ATIP Records founder Giffy Pluggo dropping his 3rd EP ahead of the Douda deluxe. Emerging a couple years ago off his debut mixtape Paid Leave & it’s sequel last summer, put out a deluxe version of his debut album Los Pluggos several months ago followed by Pluggo’s Birthday & Douda respectively. The latter mostly produced by Myles becoming the …
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Jane Handcock’s 2nd Album “It’s Not Me, It’s You” Covers All Parts of Her Story (Album Review) Oakland, California singer/songwriter Jane Handcock releasing a sophomore effort after teasing it with a few singles. A member of MacArthur Maze, she introduced herself in the beginning of 2016 off her debut EP Truth Be Told followed by Where’s Jane? as well as Where’s Jane 1.5 & Summer Type Flow. Making her way onto the radar of WWE Hall of Famer Snoop Dogg through Fa …
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Album Review: Believe by Ehson Hashemian Honesty with oneself can be elemental to personal growth, and when a musician explores such depths of self awareness, they tend to come up with some of their best music. For Southern Californian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Ehson Hashemian, his latest body of work Believe represents a moment of soul-searching. Believe is the artist’s fourth solo […]
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