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Exodus - A mass departure of people. A great escape.

This album came out during the height of political tension in Jamaica following the 1976 elections. Bob Marley himself survived an assassination attempt and was forced into exile shortly after. Despite all this Bob and the Wailers understood how important it was to set a positive, uplifting and optimistic tone with their music.

The title "Exodus" is an embodiment of what Bob and The Wailers lived to do through their music. Offer ... read more

This project by Marci & Al is the embodiment of minimalism with a touch of charisma.

Al rarley ever dissapoints with instrumentals so there wasn't really any doubt about the sound of the project before listening. I was never a big fan of Marci before just cozz I thought his high pitch raspy voice was a bit annoying but after listening to this I can forsure say that I'm fan.

All the guest appearances were reall cool, everybody did their best and Marci made sure not tbe be ... read more

"Fire flows like I'm red & white Mario, Zeltron out the barrio, cold as Ontario. These n*ggas hysterical, I'm historical. I am the oracle, I been known what's in store for you.“

Denzel Curry & Kenny Beats join forces to create what feels like a disruption in the mainstream machine. Zel perfectly balances out his dark imagery with his smooth flows over chunky Boom-Bap instrumentals.

For an album (yes it's an album but u can call it a mixtape if u want) so ... read more

King Tonka takes us on a journey through a exciting, morbid and chaotic dystopia.

I've never really been a fan of Yeat cozz I just thought he was another white dude cosplaying as a Opium member but after hearing his single "Heavy Stunts" with Don Toliver, he definitely caught my attention.

I can't really talk about this project without mentioning how insane the production is, I mean every track had an environment and perfectly paired with Yeat's robotic vocals. ... read more