Electrik Red: How To Be A Lady (Vol. 1) (Album Review)
Four young ladies. Two sets of childhood friends. The ravishing quartet, consisting of Binkie, Lesley, Naomi & Sarah, have come together to form the dynamic...
Author : Rakeem Johnson
Busta Rhymes: Back On My B.S. (Album Review)
It’s amazing that even a veteran with an expansive sense of longevity as Busta Rhymes is not immune to the insufferable album pushback. Originally titled...
Eminem: Relapse (Album Review)
“Dr. West” finds Mr. Mathers preparing to exit rehabilitation and having a brief interaction with Dr. West, who encourages him to take a drink and...
Chrisette Michele: Epiphany (Album Review)
“And then it comes to me like an epiphany” – Chrisette Michele: Epiphany There was no place to go but up for Chrisette Michele Payne....
Asher Roth: Asleep In The Bread Aisle (Album Review)
It is not easy being a white emcee in hip hop. No one knows Asher Roth’s troubles more than veteran emcee Eminem; it is hard...
Rick Ro$$: Deeper Than Rap (Album Review)
Deeper Than Rap definitely begins on a high note with the probing “Mafia Music”, acting as a great introduction while Ro$$ throws barbs at 50...
Jadakiss: The Last Kiss (Album Review)
Jadakiss is one of the few emcees that reps New York, the Mecca of Hip Hop, to the fullest. Boasting that he’s “top 5, dead...