Donnis|Diary Of An Atlanta Brave [Mixtape]

I’ll be honest , I didn’t hear about Donnis until a week or so ago when I started seeing promos for Diary Of An Atlanta Brave. But I’ve been listening to it all day and I like what I hear. Donnis hooking up with the New York based clothing line 10.Deep and DJ Mick Boogie is a good look Read more

Fabolous|Loso’s Way

We all can spell it by now, eff-aye-be-oh-el-o-you-ess, he’s successfully spelled his name right into most of our consciousness. One of the more recognizable artists to rise up from mixtapes to mainstream, Mr. Jackson Read more

Maino|If Tomorrow Comes…

Coming out in a time where New York can’t buy a vowel in the game, Maino looks to restore the feeling in a city that has been on a steady decline over recent years. Hailing from the same borough of some cat they called “Biggie”, Read more

Young Jeezy|Trappin’ Aint Dead [Mixtape]

As you might have already noticed, once again this week I’m not doing a Friday Night ‘Fro (Y’all was sleeping on the last one though…). After driving a couple hundreds miles, watching a graduation, eating, watching some of the game, etc; I just don’t have it in me tonight. But, I did get a chance to listen to that new Jeezy mixtape Read more

Rick Ross|Deeper Than Rap

Rick Ross hit the studio and returned with his third offering titled Deeper than Rap. This is coming off the heels of a “feud” with 50 Cent that turned your typical rap battle into a scene from MadTV. Putting all of that to the side, Ross is focusing on making the best music to date Read more

Song of the Week: Rick Ross – “Yacht Club”

I don’t know if I have told you guys this before…but Rick Ross is my DUDE! (Pause) I have been waiting for his new album Deeper than Rap to drop, and hearing songs like this makes me think that this might be some of his best work EVER. Read more

Ace Hood|Gutta

Even though DJ Khaled has help to progress the careers of some of today’s more popular music artists such as T-Pain, Akon, Rick Ross, & Plies, he never actually handpicked and groomed a rapper of his own. Enter: Ace Hood; the first rapper of Khaled’s Def Jam distributed label, We The Best. My thoughts about Ace Hood have been always confusing. I kinda thought he wasn’t worthy of being in Read more

Young Jeezy|The Recession

Having taking a 2-year break from releasing his solo albums, Young Jeezy returns to streets with his album The Recession. Jeezy burst onto the scene in 2005 with several mixtapes and one of the South’s best albums ever…Let’s Get It: Thug Motivation 101, and his follow up The Inspiration in 2006. A lot has changed in the country since the Snowman last dropped, hence the name of his new album. Read more

Blood Raw|My Life: The True Testimony

After the explosion of his boss/rhyme partner Young Jeezy back in 2005, Blood Raw and the CTE label had big things on the horizon. But after killing the mixtape circuit and appearing on the USDA album, Blood Raw’s time is now. Piggybacking Jeezy’s career is one thing but making it on his own is another. Read more

2 Pistols|Death Before Dishonor

After years on the independent grind and after scoring a hit with the T-Pain assisted “She Got It”, 2 Pistols is ready to release his debut album Death Before Dishonor. Now I’d be lying if I said I was looking for this album (As a matter of fact, I had to explain to King Jerm who 2 Pistols was). Read more