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Florida rapper Denzel Curry is an artist little known to the mainstrem that started being famous after his song "Ultimate" became viral on the web. Promptly avoiding an "one-hit wonder" destiny like many of his contemporaries, ZUU was, according to him, completely freestyled after he felt inspired by Gucci Mane biography.
Was it a good idea?

The title track and intro already knocks by defining Denzel birthplace and his concern with haters. With no doubt the best aspects of ... read more

Earl's...UU?

Some Rap Songs was a super short deeply personal album that helped him get out from a sunken place. Like all his discography, in FEET OF CLAY he sounds like he is about to fall asleep but the bars are up to par, streaming consciouness nonstop. He’s a better producer now, crafting loops characterized by nasty, distorted but relaxing melodies.
Most of the songs here sound like many of the other songs from Earl's career but worse, not enough grabbing attention and capitulating ... read more

Still fresh and soulful from The College Dropout, Kanye West's Late Registration is a striking showcase of West artistry. The old Omari was in a different headspace but he already found himself dealing with delicate matters before going through many artistic methamorphosis.

Heard Em Say is an elegant opener that functions as a great remind of race and work problems then and today. Not really a Maroon 5 fan, but Adam succeeded in being dramatic and in line with the song themes without ... read more

Only real music is gonna last—all the other bullsh*t is here today and gone tomorrow...

Drake will always be remembered as one of the most faithful follower of Cupid by crafting a discography where plenty of sentimentalism reigns. On Nothing Was The Same there are still a bunch of songs where he is more engaged in expressing it with more unique ambition as opposed to his last albums, where his emotions were transmitted with a redundant superficiality.

Tuscan Leather presents a decent ... read more