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Sincerely this album has some of the most out there ideas I’ve ever heard in jazz, which makes sense for a boundary pushing album like head hunters by Herbie Handcock. Herbie has the ability to make each instrument cry a baby with Whitney nasty solos over fast pace drums and stabbing key lines this album is damn near perfect and the only reason it’s not a hundred is personal taste this album is a must listen

This piece of hip hop history is amazing and can’t be recreated without a lifelong experience close to Saba’s. Each track on this is unique and almost puts you inside the eyes of Saba as he grabs you and drags you through story’s. I think that Saba’s flows aren’t talked about enough and it’s kinda crazy to me because my god he delivers it like poetry and it WORKS the more I listen to each track the more emotions I can read off just the delivery alone. The ... read more

One of Mitski’s best and honestly a great album Mitski has a way of delivering her amazing vocal performances over instrumentals that don’t make for said vocal performance and still making it work and at moments far better then just using what would make sense. She digs deep into the soul on some tracks and on others seems to just take a more melancholy approach I love this little piece of indie/rock and I think it’s tracks find ways to transform in very intriguing ways ... read more

This album is arguably Vince’s best and it shows his big hitting no holding back production style is some of the best from the hip hop genre and I think is matched extremely well with his sometimes simplistic hook approach although I will say at moments that is my biggest critique of this album because the droning aspect of some tracks can become repetitive and difficult to get through but at the end of the day most tracks are able to keep my ear hooked till the end with a satisfying ... read more