Yung Berg|Look What You Made Me (by H20)

When I personally asked King Jerm for this album to review, he thought I was crazy: there has been a lot of talk about Yung Berg; his comments about “dark butts”…don’t get me started on that one. I chose this album to review because, despite my own mixed feelings about Berg, I feel that I’d be fairest opinion on staff, being the youngest and the one who doesn’t completely hate Berg. Read more

Dame Grease|Goon Musik (by B-Easy)

Even though Dame Grease may not have a big name like producers Timbaland or Pharrell, he definitely has a big track record. He has worked with the artists such as Nas, The Lox, Freeway, T.I., Jay-Z, N.O.R.E, Beanie Sigel, Fat Joe, Mary J. Blige, Kelis, and many more. Read more

Killah Priest|Behind The Stained Glass (by King Jerm)

After he became a Wu-Tang affiliate, Killah Priest has had his own cult following. Since his debut Heavy Mental back in 1998, Killah Priest has been making music for his fans without compromising his style. That might be the reason why he isn’t as well known as fellow Wu affiliates. Read more

J-Bo|ATL’s Finest (by B-Easy)

Even though an album by the group YoungBloodZ is scheduled for later this year, both members (Sean P & J-Bo) have ventured of as solo artists. While Sean P (formally known as Sean Paul), has had numerous guest appearances and air time with the likes of Cherish, Sammie, & Lil’ Jon; J-Bo has been rather quiet. Well, I guess he tries to changed this with the release of his first solo album ATL’s Finest. Read more

Rocko|Self-Made (by Thic Flair)

I don’t know about you, but other than hearing it was coming out, I hadn’t heard much about this CD. Read more

Shawty LO|Units In The City (by King Jerm)

You would think being on the Mt. Rushmore of Snap music was enough. NOPE, not for Shawty LO! He has branched out on his own and released a solo LP Read more

Gucci Mane|Back To The Traphouse (by P-Body)

Okay folks, I’m back at ya once again with another album review for the ‘07, I decided to review Gucci Mane, even though I’m not a fan of his music (I did like that “Trap House” song though; that’s my shit). Read more

Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em|Souljaboytellem.com (by B-Easy)

I know what y’all thinking, “B-Easy is gonna trash the hell out of Soulja Boy”. Nah, I actually respect the young dude. While I’m not the biggest fan of the actual music, I can admire the way he came up. Read more

Ali & Gipp|Kinfolk (by King Jerm)

One of the strangest collabos in the South, Ali from the St. Lunatics joins with Gipp from Goodie Mob to create Kinfolk. After hooking up on “Grillz” with Nelly and Paul Wall, the two clicked up and decided to release an album. Read more

Freekey Zekey|Book Of Ezekiel (by King Jerm)

Following a shooting and a three year stint in the bing, the president of Diplomat Records, Freekey Zekey releases his first solo album Book of Ezekiel. Read more