Juice WRLD is one of the most prolific artists of our time. Colleagues often remark that he has hundreds of unreleased tracks. This does not mean that we should hear them. Juice’s artistic process is being dragged through the mud with each posthumous release that we hear. The context in which these songs were recorded is completely lost when they are shoved into a project over which Juice had no created control. This explains why every track on this project sounds like a filler track on a ... read more
Overall not a terrible debut project. Nettspend in now way gave his audience reason to believe that he could produce a great project so the lackluster production and vocal delivery on this record are unsurprising to say the least. Other than a couple of interesting tracks, this is a pretty boring album.
Certainly a very impressive release. However, this album feels quite indulgent. In this past, Tyler has given us an introspective look into his creative mind. He has shown us his struggles with his sexuality and how that has altered his perception of love and the role it plays in our world at large. This album, while it does explore certainly thematic territory that I was not expecting, present its-self as a project that allows Tyler to stroke his own ego. An impressive work, but at what cost?
"GNX" isn truly a perfect example of a victory lap album. Kendrick Lamar indirectly addresses the common critique that he lacks the ability to provide his audience with hits. Many listeners claim that his art tends to challenge the listener more than the listener cares to be challenged. These criticisms are put to rest with the bouncy west coast revival present in tracks such as "Squabble Up" and "TV off". This west coast pop renaissance breathes new life into ... read more
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