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Voodoo is one of those albums I genuinely can’t believe it took me this long to listen to. Just like The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, it feels like an album that was made specifically for me. R&B is one of my favorite genres when it’s done right, and Voodoo is literally the blueprint for so many modern R&B styles.

D’Angelo might have the sexiest voice of all time. Sex is one of the most talked about topics in music, but nobody captures that feeling the way ... read more

Plot twist: Drake made 2 terrible albums to hide Iceman’s mediocrity

I’m not even going to waste too many words on this. This is genuinely one of Drake’s worst albums, it’s slightly better than Honestly Nevermind, but that’s not saying much. While the production is decent at times, Drake himself is awful on almost every track. It’s like he completely forgot how to sing. The hooks have never been worse, everything he talks about is cringe, and his accent on the reggaeton tracks is so forced and annoying. He honestly only sounds like ... read more

Nothing Was the Same is the album that reminds people Drake wasn’t always the lazy, formulaic artist people reduce him to today. A lot of the criticism he gets now is fair, which is exactly why this version of Drake stands out so much in hindsight because back then he sounded hungry and focused, like someone trying to demonstrate he belonged with the best rappers alive. He had something to prove on this one, and you can hear it all over the album. Kendrick was right when he said, “I ... read more