The first mixtape from the BSB crew was pure fire. Properly introducing the world to Avon Blocksdale, King Sevin and Young Lito, Troy Ave crafted a tape that was reminiscent of the old G-Unit days, and on the follow up it’s almost like Troy took the Diplomats route and gave us a 25 track...
Troy Ave cites 50 Cent as an influence and it’s clear why with the parallel of street rap imagery that permeates his music. But now there’s a new reason to point to Troy Ave in that spot and that’s...
“This ain’t the finale, it’s just the beginning” The lack of progression is the downfall of many artists today. Without growth, there’s no room for improvement. This is something that Wink Loc has no problem with as his latest...
This topic needs to be addressed now more than ever. The problem is constant, but the recent release of Kendrick Lamar’s album has brought this issue front and center....
Ten years ago the mixtape was revived with the success of 50 Cent & G-Unit turning a run of mixtapes into one of the greatest rap albums ever made,...
Look, I ain’t advocating violence, but it’s about damn time something happened. It’s been boring as hell recently. I ain’t been writing shit but half-reviews of albums, bringing up...
