Xisuma's Musical Journey

   Lingering on the cutting emotive sensations of Vessel, this newest chapter, Even In Arcadia, plays like poetry in motion, a dwell of pers...

  Devoid of that alluring magic felt on  The Turning Wheel , experimental musician and singer-songwriter Spellling returns with a stiff set ...

  Unleashing emotions raw and aching, Abel's heavenly falsetto collide with misery as Hurry Up Tomorrow paints a unenviable depiction of...

   It turns out Sawayama was not Rina's debut. This one flew under my radar, a twenty four minute EP released a few years prior. Self f...

  Yesterday's record, Man Down , concluded with an aging rapper losing focus and purpose. Although of a younger generation, Tyler, now f...

  Daughter of famed rapper slash actor Will Smith, the last I heard of Willow were remarks on her adolescent entry into pop music on Will...

What a glorious return for Donald Glover ! Bando Stone plays a treat, a wild ride through a tapestry of sonic sound. Seemingly defying label...

  Following up on a smashing debut, Hold The Girl's antidote lays in repetition as first impressions come stiffly poisoned by uncanny fa...

 Arriving at the cutting edge of contemporary Pop music, singer-songwriter Rina casts an excitable web of diverse musical influences. With d...

  A snug fit for rising temperatures hitting us here in England, Eat Your Heart Out has been the soundtrack to my morning walks drenched in ...

  A long overdue followup on No Way Out , I've finally picked up Harlem World, Mase's solo debut. He'd made a soft impression, a...

Mellow Fantasy, a breezy affair of performative Jazz Hop. Slick in design and execution, the Jazz Fusion adjacent instrumental artistry of t...

  As thee lone solo release by rapper slash actress Lauryn Hill, Miseducation's reputation has been cemented by time as a remarkable mic...

   Reveling in the merits of predecessor Big Luxury, the Potatohead People duo, Nick Wisdom and Astrological, return with another Jazz Hop i...

  Following up on the stunning What's Your Pleasure , singer-songwriter Jessie Ware leans even harder into this craft of love. Going bey...

  Album number five, No Thank You, is a moment for pause, a frank examination of where Little Simz currently finds herself. The brisk Londo...

  As the last of Janelle Monáe 's offerings, Dirty Computer signifies a departure from its established android protagonist narrative. Wh...

   Unabashed, bold and brazen, this sophomore follow up confidently struts its thematic concept directly into the spotlight. Where The Archa...

  Prelude to The Archandroid and first installment of a conceptual series of records, Metropolis is a fair introduction to Janelle's qu...

  Having adored a collaborative Kids See Ghosts and the psychedelic tinged Cloud Rap of Man On The Moon III , time with the American rapper...