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The new-age disco queen is back with her second victory lap album since What's Your Pleasure?. This feels like a mellower, more subdued sister album to That! Feels Good!. I think TFG has tighter structure and better songwriting, but this one showcases Jessie's versatile singing techniques.

The quality of this album is consistently solid. My favourite tracks are I Could Get Used to This, Sauna, Love You For, and 16 Summers. She's a masterful diva who commands both fast and slow ... read more

"Life hard but I go harder." (Vince Staples, 2024). That's motivating. I finished this album on the date of my grandmother's funeral. I love the theme of this album, and it definitely echoed my recent mental state.

I always think Vince is a less-depressed Earl Sweatshirt, and his flow is superior. I stopped listening to him after his third LP, FM!, because I don't like trap music. In my honest opinion, Dark Times blew that album out of the water and surpassed his ... read more

A$AP Rocky's latest work, Don't Be Dumb, got me to listen to this album. This is the only one in his discography I skipped. Before knowing of this album, I had already been banging Praise the Lord (Da Shine) for years. That track is my favourite Rocky song and has truly stood the test of time, but this album hasn't. It is easily his weakest.

TESTING feels like a mockery of lo-fi experimental hip-hop. Rocky’s sloppy delivery, lacklustre rhymes, and odd beat choices make the ... read more

The long-awaited full-length album from cloud rap OG A$AP Rocky has finally dropped. Let's be honest, I never had high expectations for Rocky because he's become more of a fashion icon, though he still occasionally steals the show on features.

Rocky ain't playing games on this album. He clearly tells his audience that he doesn't care what they think about him or his life. The production is flashy and confident, very decent. He handpicked the best beats and rode them ... read more