Top Mixtapes & Albums Chart
Top Mixtape & Albums Chart - Created by combining how many times a project has been viewed along with your ratings, DJBooth's chart list the top new hip hop mixtapes and albums out right now.
June 5, 2011 Chart Recap Welcome to the Booth’s Top Albums Chart! As always, your feedback has determined which songs made the cut. Each chart’s lineup is calculated using a special DJBooth.net formula that …...Read More
#1 - Big K.R.I.T. - ReturnOf4Eva
Hip-hop fans, more than the fans of any other genre, are a cynical bunch. In 1979 the original emcees were convinced that simply recording rhymes would kill their culture, in 1989 the emergence of Vanilla Ice was surely the... Read Full Review
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#2 - Tinie Tempah - Disc-Overy
Although rock n’ roll was a purely American creation, inspired by the blues and created in back alley clubs from Chicago to Memphis, it was the British who took the Yankee invention and truly made it global. As The Beatles,... Read Full Review
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#3 - K. Sparks - Tomorrow Today
The last time I wrote about K. Sparks, way back in 2009 (did they even have the internet back then?), the prolifically productive NYC emcee was my number one pick for “wait, why isn’t he signed?” status after dropping... Read Full Review
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#4 - Wax - Scrublife
For a music that prizes realness above all else, hip-hop has become an exercise in surrealism. Salvador Dali’s got nothing on the rap game. Rappers who’ve never recorded outside their bedrooms rhyme about flying on G6... Read Full Review
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#5 - Maybach Music Group - Self Made Vol. 1
You’re lying if you say you saw this coming. In fact, I’m not sure even Rick Ross saw this coming. Ten years ago William Leonard Roberts II was an unknown emcee doing records with Erick Sermon, and five years ago he was a... Read Full Review
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#6 - Killer Mike - Pl3dge
Whether he was always this complex and we just weren’t able to hear it, or he has grown as a man and artist, the Killer Mike we currently have before us is a far deeper emcee than we first heard Snappin and Trappin way back... Read Full Review
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#7 - Beastie Boys - Hot Sauce Committee Part Two
Before you read another word about the Beastie Boys’ new album, Hot Sauce Committee Part Two, we need to take a moment to truly recognize who we’re dealing with. Forget being one of the first white rap groups in hip-hop... Read Full Review
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#8 - Yonas - The Proven Theory
Buy Yonas “Proven Theory” on DJ Booth You know what people who read hip-hop album reviews love talking about? The definitions of scientific terms. (Hey, I’m here to give the people what they want). For... Read Full Review
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#9 - Lupe Fiasco - Lasers
You’re seated at the new three star French restaurant everyone’s been talking about, your hot date sitting across the table. The wine is flowing freely. You order the roasted chicken with heirloom tomatoes and when... Read Full Review
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#10 - Tyler the Creator - Goblin
The internet has spawned several music success stories, but none as big as Tyler, The Creator. It seems as though he and the Odd Future gang crawled out from under a sewer somewhere in Los Angeles right onto the stage of... Read Full Review
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