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Marion Write proves there's more to Vegas hip-hop than the bright lights of the Strip.
International sensation K'NAAN drops off a new EP as diverse and far-reaching as he is.
Pregnant women or those with a history of heart problems should probably just skip Gangrene's new album.
Patience is rewarded with the release of The Last Days, J The S' new collection of grown man rap.
ScHoolboy Q continues TDE's march towards complete domination with his new album.
Young Jeezy proves the doubters wrong with an ambitious new album.
It's time to stop taking Common for granted and recognize a legend.
Snoop and Wiz deliver a surpisingly potent combination of dope hip-hop.
Amy Winehouse's posthumous new album is equal parts tribute and commercialization.
The Roots continue to redefine what it means to make hip-hop music on their new album.
The reigning Queen of R&B reaches back to an early classic for her new album.
If you're expecting Camp to be a comedy rap album prepare to have your expectations shattered.
Yelawolf's debut album drags hip-hop into the trailer parks kicking and screaming.
Rihanna returns to her pop roots on her new, lighter album Talk That Talk.
Tech N9ne brings listeners even deeper inside his Strange, strange world.
Forget the underdog with the heart of gold, Drake is now a legit hip-hop heavywieght.
Pusha T continues his move into the mainstream on his solo debut album.
The future of hip-hop just so happens to look a lot like Mac Miller.
Torae delivers a hip-hop album for people who simply love hip-hop.
Wale's Maybach Music debut is heavy on the luxury rap - is that such a bad thing?
Statik Selektah does his part to keep wack rap in check on his new album.
Murs transforms cliched hip-hop into something real and full of love.
Mayer Hawthorne builds on the foundation the soul greats laid down for his major label debut.
Evidence's new album isn't interested in making gaining fans, only making friends.
9th Wonder reaches back into his R&B roots for his new album The Wonder Years.
J. Cole's debut album is solid but falls short of its sky high expectations.
The-Dream uses his new free album 1977 as a musical therapy session.
Before prison Lil Wayne was the best rapper alive. Damn, how times have changed.
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