Good album, imo it’s overhated.

Perfect.

Easily his best album, Nothing Was The Same gives you a chance to explore Drake’s personal achievements and struggles. From the rise to fame in “Started from the Bottom” to self-reflection in “Pound Cake / Paris Morton Music 2” and “Too Much”, the Toronto rapper gives us a deeper perspective of how his life has begun to change for the better (and possibly worse). Tracks like “From Time” featuring Jhené Aiko, as well as “Hold On ... read more

A unique British rap project that has a lot to offer: multiple flows, rapping, singing and storytelling. Jim Legxacy has carefully chosen featured artists such as Dave and Fimiguerrero which further elevates the music.

Carrying the underground UK hip hop scene.

A few decent songs like “On My Own” and “Right Here”, but a weak album overall.

Amazing melodic and versatile flows from Che.

Keem has outstanding lyrical performances in songs like “Circus Circus Free$tyle” and the title track. Excellent production and synergy with featured artists including Kendrick Lamar and Momo Boyd.

A retrospective and consistent project with a refreshing new rage sound from the underground hip hop scene.

It’s okay, I see the appeal and the production is unique but not for me.