So, here we are. After the announcement a few weeks ago
Cardi B would be dropping her new album “Invasion of Privacy” a lot of people
in the music industry and on social media have been arguing back and forth
about if Cardi is a one-hit-wonder, or if she has plenty more in the stash.
Well, I am here to tell you, Bodak Yellow is not the last you will hear of
Cardi.
Showing posts with label album review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label album review. Show all posts
Friday, 6 April 2018
Cardi B - Invasion of Privacy (Album Review)
Labels:
2018,
21 Savage,
album review,
bodak yellow,
cardi b,
chance the rapper,
hip hop,
invasion of privacy,
kehlani,
migos,
music,
SZA,
YG
Location:
United Kingdom
Thursday, 8 March 2018
Sneakbo – Brixton (Album Review)
Grime has grown into one of the biggest genres in recent
years and has gone from only appearing on Channel U, to now appearing on most
music channels imaginable throughout the UK. Who do we have to thank for the rise
of Grime, is it the self-proclaimed Godfather Wiley? Maybe Kano for his debut
album Home Sweet Home, which I still rate as one of the best albums ever.
Maybe, Stormzy has helped, from going from a park to winning 2 BRIT awards. All
these names are worthy mentions, however, listening to Sneakbo’s debut album “Brixton” Sneakbo feels he deserves to be
mentioned.
Labels:
album review,
brixton,
conor maynard,
fifa 18,
Giggs,
Grime,
hip hop,
kano,
londo,
music,
rap,
review,
single review,
sneakbo,
soundtrack,
Stormzy,
uk music,
video review,
wiley,
yungen
Location:
Brixton, London, UK
Friday, 16 February 2018
Nipsey Hussle – Victory Lap
Now,
I am a relatively new Nipsey fan. When I was going through YouTube and I heard
the lead single “Rap N*****” I knew this guy was talented. I then saw the
other single “Last Time I checc’d” Ft YG and knew that I had slept on this guy’s
talent.
Labels:
2018,
album,
album review,
diddy,
hip hop,
kendrick lamar,
lauren london,
music,
nipsey hussle,
rap,
review,
single review,
swizz beats,
victory lap,
video review,
YG,
youtube
Location:
United Kingdom
Friday, 5 January 2018
Devvon Terrell – Weird Nights - Album Review
Now, first
of all, I am extremely late on this one but, this deserved to be talk about.
Devvon Terrell is not an artist I know much about, but one that I shall definitely
be keeping an ear towards from now on. Having heard his song “Temperature” on the Joe Budden podcast,
thanks to Rory Farrell choosing this as the sleeper’s song of the week, I was
instantly hooked and knew I need more of this.
Labels:
2017,
2018,
album review,
Bryson Tiller,
Devvon Terrell,
DVSN,
Joe Budden,
JoeBuddenPodcast,
r&B,
rap,
review,
Temperature,
The Weeknd,
Weird Nights
Location:
United Kingdom
Thursday, 21 December 2017
Jeezy – Pressure – ALBUM REVIEW
Jeezy is back, its snowman season! The title of his 8th
studio album is titles “Pressure” and when you’re this long into your career
with such a huge fanbase, the question really is, does Jeezy face pressure? His
last album Trap or die 3 came out last year in October so what has Jeezy got to
show for the 14 months since his last album.
Labels:
2 chainz,
album,
album review,
damn,
diddy,
hip hop,
jay z,
Jeezy. J.cole,
kendrick lamar,
music,
r&B,
rap,
review,
YG
Location:
England, UK
Wednesday, 20 December 2017
G-Eazy – The Beautiful & Damned - ALBUM REVIEW
Usually, a G-Eazy album is something I wouldn’t find myself
looking forward to hearing, however with the successful single rollouts with
the A$AP Rocky and Cardi B featured “No Limits” single and the recently
released “Him and I” Featuring Halsey, the singles released have been getting a
lot of play from myself, leading to the anticipation of this album.
Labels:
album,
album review,
beyonce,
Charlie Puth,
College Dropout,
eminem,
G-Eazy,
hip hop,
jay z,
Kanye West,
kehlani,
marshall mathers,
music,
pop,
r&B,
rap,
review,
rock,
SG Lewis,
The Beautiful & Damned
Location:
England, UK
Monday, 18 December 2017
Will the Real Slim Shady, Please Stand Up?
As 2017 comes to close, we reflect on what has possibly the
best year in some time for music. We are in the final weeks of December and
arguably the biggest hip-hop album has dropped.
Eminem Revival was released on 15th December,
making sure it will be on your kids Christmas list this year (if they still do
lists) so, is the album worth the listen?
Short answer, yes. Eminem has given plenty of great music of
the years, so I feel he always deserve to be listened too, however, the replay
value and content of some of the songs are not up to Eminem’s level.
Labels:
album,
album review,
beyonce,
dr dre,
ed sheeran,
eminem,
hip hop,
jay z,
kehlani,
marshall mathers,
music,
pop,
r&B,
rap,
recovery,
review,
revival,
rick rubin,
slim shady
Location:
Leicester, UK
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