Michauu

Yeat went a bit too safe on ADL.

This EP leans heavily into the familiar vibe of old Kid Cudi — hazy production, introspective mood, and late-night atmosphere. It’s a sound that feels comforting and recognizable, especially for longtime fans.

However, that familiarity also becomes its biggest weakness. There’s no real standout moment or track that delivers a true “wow” factor. The project flows smoothly, but often blends together, lacking the depth and memorability that defined his best ... read more

When I first listened to IGOR, it didn’t resonate with me at all. At the time, my musical taste leaned heavily toward classic old-school rap, so Tyler’s blend of neo-soul, synth-driven production, and psychedelic textures felt completely outside my comfort zone.

With time, however, both my taste and perspective matured. Revisiting the album allowed me to fully appreciate what Tyler created here: a meticulously crafted, emotionally rich concept record with flawless production. The ... read more

Strictly 4 The Scythe is a much looser and less focused project from the talented rapper Denzel Curry. I found myself missing the strong lyricism and intensity that I usually expect from him. I understand that the goal here was to experiment with a different style and create more of a crew-oriented project, but a lot of the writing ends up feeling fairly generic.

The performances from most of the group members also don’t quite reach Denzel’s level. The only ones who really stand ... read more