Xisuma's Musical Journey

Michigan rapper  Danny Brown returns with a highly collaborative record, spotting features to smaller artists on all but two tracks. Still ...

  I Initially passed on this one. Nominations for rap album of the year pulled me back in. Brothers Pusha T and Malice both share cold bloo...

Where once a clear vision of anarchic rebellion stood fulled by societal frustrations and obligatory anger, Ho99o9 have descended into an e...

The title along says all it needs too, advertising an enticing collaboration between two big UK artists. Dance/House producer Fred Again.. ...

Album four and the experience follows a now familiar form, another protracted stream of creativity lacking curation. Once again, sparks of g...

  Its a smash! Returning swiftly from New World Depression , cousins Ruby and Scrim spin the wheels recycling their distinct but well refine...

 The weight of depressive expressions heavies with age, my appetite for hearing such struggles continually diminishing. Self Titled acts as ...

Arriving swiftly off the back of a remarkable Chromakopia , Tyler suddenly drops this fun fast and loose record. A surprise release, Don...

  Simz is one to deliver a slice of life within her ambitious records, however Lotus is precisely that slice alone. With little beyond deli...

  Nefarious made quite the excitable splash upon impact. With my apatite shaped for the lighter sides of music, a throwback to playful extre...

  Taking a step back from the abrasive edges of Metal, Noise and Industrial, Canadian producer-rapper Backxwash returns carrying that stark ...

  With a golden glossy glow to illuminate prior triumphs in their trophy cabinet, the Flatbush duo solidify a concept hinged on their return...

Some might praise this an instant classic. With an incarcerated 2Pac sailing to the top of the charts, increasing controversies in the publ...

     Leaning hard into their distinct jilted abrasion, experimental Hip Hip trio Clipping return armed with an arsenal of rapid fire razor ...

  Godfather of Gangster Rap and front man for the cop killing Body Count , Ice-T courts controversy with an unfiltered, unapologetic rawness...

An understated classic from the other side of Hudson River, Naughty By Nature's sophomore effort stands the test of time. Uniting radio ...

Having explored the depths of 90s Hip Hop, it can be hard for records to have an impact on these matured ears. Keen not to pass by The UMC...

    British act The Brand New Heavies try their hand at collaboration with rap heavy hitters of the era. Adding story driven rhymes to the m...

    Thirty one years on from the iconic Doggystyle , a beloved West Coast duo return for an inspired set of songs reveling in the twilight y...

Hot off the heels of a remarkable rap beef, Kendrick's momentum flattens out into a comfortable record. Feeling out fresher styles betwe...