Pastor Troy|Attitude Adjuster (by King Jerm)

Known as one of the rawest talents in the South, Pastor Troy returns with his NINTH album! Yeah, the Pastor has been doing a lot of preaching lately. This one titled Attitude Adjuster Read more

Chingy|Hate It Or Love (by B-Easy)

Chingy’s back! Did you miss him? Naw, me neither. But seriously, I’ve never really been a Chingy fan. I didn’t like “Right Thurr” or “One Call Away” off of his 2003 debut Jackpot (Shot out to grown up Rudy!). Read more

Styles P|Super Gangster (by Thic Flair)

After I heard the interview with him and 50, I didn’t know what to expect. He held his own telling Curtis that he wouldn’t let him broker his deal and that Curtis has kinda turned his back on the hood, but at the same time Read more

Wyclef Jean|The Carnival II: Memoirs Of An Immigrant (by B-Easy)

Before I say anything about Wyclef, I will say that I respect Wyclef for keeping it real with Hip-Hop. What do I mean by that? Come on dog, in addition being a founding member to one of the best Hip-Hop groups of all time, Wyclef has always brought a Read more

JR Writer|Writer’s Block 5 (by B-Easy)

Another day, another Diplomat member releases an album of some sort. Even though Dipset has had some inner strife as of late, it doesn’t seem to have slowed down their album releases. This year alone the Dips have released six official albums (We reviewed albums from Hell Rell, 40 Cal., Freekey Zekey, & DukeDaGod); and don’t even get me started on the mixtape scene. Read more

Playaz Circle|Supply & Demand (by King Jerm)

Playaz Circle, consisting of Tity Boi and Dolla Boy, releases Supply & Demand off Disturbing Tha Peace records. The group fell onto bad times when Tity was shot and Dolla incarcerated, Ludacris hearing about their misfortune Read more

Hell Rell|For The Hell Of It (by B-Easy)

Damn, this is the second straight week that I had to review a Dipset album. Why am I complaining? Because The Diplomats related albums we reviewed this year so far, in my opinion, weren’t that good (Well, King Jerm liked More Than Music Vol. 2 but sometimes he be tripping). Read more

Twista|Adrenaline Rush 2007 (by P-Body)

Yes yes! I know its been a minute since y’all muthafuckas heard from P-Body, and I know people been missing me. I been ducking from the FEDs, and also been busy as hell. Ok Ok Ok, lets get to the real business. Twista is back and trying to blow like the Chi-Town Read more

Lil’ Wyte|The One And Only (by P-Body)

Yo yo, its your boy P-Body making another guest appearance. Consider me to be like Flesh N Bone from Bone Thugs, I only appear on the site whenever I get time to do. So if I’m not in trouble with the law or messing with a bitch… just playing but I do be busy though. Read more

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony|Strength & Loyalty (by B-Easy)

I’m a let ya’ll Hip-Hop fans in on a little secret: I’m not a big Bone fan (Not to be confused with the Jeff Davis’ comic book Bone, I loved that). But when Bone Thugs-N-Harmony came out in 1994 with Creepin’ On Ah Come Up, it was fresh and something different. I bumped the shit out of that album Read more

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