Released in June 2018, Kanye delivered his 8th studio album produced from his Wyoming ranch. The LP itself is rather dark as ye explores his bi-polarism and its effect on his life. The effect ranges from interviews to his own day-to-day life. In the end, Kanye realizes that just because he is bipolar, doesn’t mean he is limited but rather feels more freedom to what he can do and say. Tracks like Ghost Town emphasize such given freedom as the pain of being bipolar is the freedom to him. ... read more

Released in August 2016, Frank Ocean delivered one of the greatest RNB LPs ever made. From the poetic lyricism to the lush production ultimately creates one of the best-sounding atmospheres you may ever hear. This atmosphere is bound to give you the feeling of nostalgia or remind you of a long-lost love. The RNB production layered with poetic lyricism overall makes blonde a definite listen for anyone.

While most of the critic census is overwhelmingly negative, I feel VULTURES 1 by Kanye West & Ty Dolla $ign pushes the boundary in artistry ownership. Leading into the release of the album, we witnessed, possibly, the biggest amount of cancellations in terms of association with Kanye due to the anti-Semitic remarks he made. This means the album is not backed by any label and is 100% independent. We have already been witnessing a global phenomenon this album has reached it being #1 on most ... read more

Released in January 2020, the late Mac Miller delivered what is considered a great sendoff to the many sounds the artist has developed throughout his career. The LP holds a very bittersweet atmosphere as we witness what the artist could have evolved into. The RNB/Funk-influenced production layered with the emotional lyricism overall makes Circles a must-listen for any listener