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Have you ever experienced a sunny day, that's not too hot or too cold, there's music playing outside, kids are playing in the street, flowers are all blooming and then you get a letter in the mail saying you won the lottery? If not, Surf's the closest thing.
The project is packed with songs that echo the message of believing in yourself, being happy, and it just puts a smile on your face.
The beautiful trumpet of Nico Segal is amazing and is something to look forward to in this album. Modern ... read more

It annoys me how much credit Coloring Book gets for being great but no one seems to give Acid Rap the amount of praise that I think it truly deserves.
This project is astounding. Whether it's the bubbly and happier tracks or the darker and slower tracks, this mixtape is something of a modern classic. Chance's unorthodox voice only adds to the appeal of it, much like Lil Wayne, once you get used to the voice, it's not hard to see all the amazing substance that lies behind it. Even then, you need ... read more

Dreamville's year.
If you look at this generation's hip-hop scene and all you see is mumble rap, you're just not looking in the right place, look a little closer and you'll see talents like YBN Cordae, Reason, Ski Mask the Slump God but most importantly, JID. The man was born to be in the rap game, he transfers from flow to flow with ease, changing his speed, scheme and cadence as if it's of the same difficulty as reciting the alphabet.
I'll admit, where this project falls is that he really ... read more

Putting aside the terribly made covert art, this album is a pleasant surprise compared to the solo attempts of the other Migos. It's a good representation of the struggles and obstacles that Offset has clashed with in his life, whether it be from his own doing or the situations he was born into. Unlike Takeoff's album, he has recruited a list of A-List features, ranging from new talent such as Gunna to conscious rappers like J. Cole, as well as the obligatory Quavo, Travis Scott and 21 Savage ... read more