Wait…out of the world’s endless supply of white girls… nevermind. Conrizzle’s latest effort has arrived. Having the time to actually listen, CranGrape & More White Girls stands up as one of his best projects. Out of 10 songs, I can say I was feeling eight for sure off one listen. The last two might take [...]

The American Dream can be classified as many different things. My American dream is enjoying good music, writing about it and living with no financial worries. A family would be nice at some point too. For now, Planet VI give you their vision in music form. I still find it amazing that artists actually give [...]

It seems like this took forever and a day but it’s here! A.P.’s street album is everything I was expecting it to be. For those who are not familiar with him, does Omen, Wlydfyer, Illmind and Marsha Ambrosius sound like good reasons to listen? They are. Production is crazy. Features are used when necessary. Direct [...]

I’m surprised that the newly formed duo of Termanology and Easy Moneydecided to drop this whole original album for free. I’m liking the acronym title. The entire thing is produced by Lee Bannon (thumbs up for that) and features REKS, Fred The Godson, ST Da Squad and more. DJ Booth has given us a direct [...]

Success isn’t going to come to you on a plate of hot good food. Donny Goines has realized this and gives us one last free project. From here on out, all his next tapes will be on iTunes. It’s good to go out on a bang with your free stuff. Success Served Cold is easily [...]

This one dropped a few days ago. I had originally posted it on Ɔ&C, but after listening to it 3 times, I’ve decided to share the wealth. This one is from Fashionably Early, this is a new free album from Shawn Chrys. He kind of sounds like another “Shawn” I know, Big Sean. The crazy [...]

Every now and then I’ll get wrapped up in enjoying a project that I forget to post it. That’s what’s happened to Seattle artist Avatar. After being referenced to him by Lace Cadence as well as seeing Avatar open up the Young Jeezy show, I was convinced how good of an artist he is. Not [...]

Happy Birthday Rickie Jacobs! A genius when it comes to the art of lyricism, Mr. Jacobs provides us with a cold set of 14 songs to celebrate. There isn’t no birthday anthems, though. Just a whole lot of showing off, which in this case is good. Production is mostly handled by Street Scott and features [...]

Female artists just continue to stand out. L.A. is the latest and she’s very different from any other female in the game. She’s out to spread a message that only she can spread properly. Without much needing to be said, here’s the riot! “The L.A. Riots: Mental Fatality is about conflict. Life f*cked me up [...]

There’s a first time for everything. The Dream hasn’t been one to release free music to the public since he emerged in the game. He decided to take that first step with 1977. A complete (to today’s standards) album with features from Big Sean, Casha and Pharrell. Everyone who listens to his albums knows how [...]