Foxy Brown|Brooklyn’s Don Diva (by Thic Flair)

She was the FIRST female emcee to debut at number 1 on Billboard. Each of her released albums have reached gold or platinum status. She has been in the game (depending on what you consider IN) for 12 years (give or take a year). All those things considered; she is just around 30. Is she still as relevant as she was when she started? Read more

Trina|Still Da Baddest (by King Jerm)

Remember when Trina stole the show on Trick Daddy’s “Nann Nigga”? The potty mouthed chick with the phatty had taken the country by storm. That was just a taste of what was to come. After pushing near platinum numbers on her debut, Da Baddest Bitch, she opened the door for the Southern female rappers out there. But after a disappointing second (Diamond Princess) and third albums (Glamorest Life) moving 490K and 390K units, respectively, Trina found herself at a career crossroads. Read more

Beanie Sigel|The Solution (by B-Easy)

Beanie Sigel has always had this thing. No, I really don’t mean star power or anything like that, just this whole tough guy thing. Now while most rappers will boast all day about how tough they are, some rappers actually give off that air. Read more

Pitbull|The Boatlift (by King Jerm)

Releasing an album every year is not an easy task, but Pitbull is releasing his fourth album in as many years titled The Boatlift. While his name is Mr. 305 many outside the Sunshine State might not know who he is. Read more

Project Pat|Walkin’ Bank Roll (by P-Body)

The 35 year old rapper straight outta North Memphis strikes back again, and I got to say, Project Pat is one of my favorite rappers out of the Prophet Posse/HCP/Triple 6 Mafia Camp throughout the years from their underground demonic days to MTV’s Hollyhood. Read more

Smif-N-Wessun|The Album (by Thic Flair)

Lemme say that I am biased. I LOVE underground Hip-Hop. Put me onto someone that no one really knows about, I’m game. When I can say that Read more

DJ Envy & Red Cafe|The Co-Op (by B-Easy)

Red Café has been through a lot of labels in his career. First he was down with Trackmasters through Arista, then to J Records, then to Mack 10’s Hoo Bangin’ label, then to my Aunt Janine’s label, Tilted Wig Productions…okay, the last one was fake but you can see how this guy has moved around. Read more

Yung Joc|Hustlenomics (by King Jerm)

After coming up short of a platinum plaque off of 2006’s New Joc City, Yung Joc is back with a new one titled Hustlenomics. The Bad Boy South/Block Entertainment artist is dropping an album on the heels of two big radio hits Read more

Swizz Beatz|One Man Band Man (by King Jerm)

Swizz Beatz drops his first official solo effort, titled One Man Band Man. Swizz often lets his production speak for him, on this one he takes more time in the booth and voila, there you have it Read more

Keith Murray|Rap-Murr-Phobia (P-Body)

What’s really good people? Keith Murray just dropped his fifth solo album, and lets see if this is worth buying it. Read more

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