"Luminescence" by fellow AOTY user jbjohnston2011 is here and it marks a significant improvement from his past work.

It's finally here. I've been anticipating this for a while and given the average performance of his first EP, I was excited hearing the lead single "Wait Up" knowing that we were in for something crafted much better, and this debut LP is exactly that. Built with a bolstering 27 tracks, there's a lot to unpack here and such early in his musical ... read more

Never heard anything like it. This guy is next up, definitely give this one a listen.

The instrumental sounds like if the word "Howdy!" was an iPhone ringtone

This album is set to be a 10/10. No question.

A decent set of B-Sides from the duo.

production on here is great and the album overall makes me feel like i do drugs so i guess cloud rap is doing what it's supposed to?

Lorde and ScHoolboy Q collab incoming?

This is a softer song than I would have thought it to be given the title and the raw but censored cover art, but it still sounds quite good!

that sample is gorgeous and pusha flows great as he does

It's really electric and I like it.

Billy Joel is literally ageless. How does he sound so young still?

A much more shaved down version compared to its superior.

Thriller-esque instrumental (in a softer way) with a singer and his awkward delivery.

THIS WAS DOECHII???????

I'm sorry, I really don't see it. Like, not at all. Only redeeming quality is the drum work but other than that the guitar strikes me really weirdly, you have the vocalist screaming shit like he's Yoko Ono on the intro to 'Warzone', and the completed instrumental and the build up to the end is a little headache-inducing.

I think my real problem with this EP is his vocal delivery - it just misses a lot on this project. Nonetheless, ‘romanticism’ is an alright effort.

Disappointing considering we know what both of these artists can achieve (and have achieved).

Doechii’s making it very hard for us to defend her now

Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers is Kendrick Lamar's most underappreciated record.

Laced with tons of meaning and value, 'Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers', the 5th LP from acclaimed artist Kendrick Lamar, shows him at his most vulnerable position. The album has a lot of connections to emotion, family and self-reflection, which is this entire album. Self reflection. Therapy in which we see Kendrick express who he is, most notably how he feels about himself, his thoughts, his ... read more

SO much better than the album version...the guitar at the end + short instrumental ending gives so much more to the song.

Decent. Nothing too special here but I liked Future's part