Before we became sucked into this feature driven music industry. Before we craved to see album track listings- just to see whom the feature guest was. Before artist needed assistance from all of their musical peers. You know, back when both artists actually got in the studio together to create magic. Back when artists actually...
Category: Album Reviews
Cardi B. ‘Invasion of Privacy’ Album Review
“I was covered in dollars, now I’m dripping in jewels…I started speaking my mind and tripled my views. Real b!tch, only thing fake is the boobs.,” Cardi B. raps on her Meek Mill-esque track “Get Up 10.” And that was just the first track of 13. She may have started things off speaking about her...
2017 Year End Music Review!
Music: that thing that’s part of our everyday lives. That thing that helps us with our ups, and helps us with our downs. That thing that heals, and that thing that brings many together. New Edition kicked off 2017 with their epic three-part biopic. The biopic smashed records in the ratings department for BET,...
Tamar Braxton ‘Bluebird of Happiness’ Album Review
Deeming it her “BEST & LAST album” Tamar Braxton’s Bluebird of Happiness differs from her previous work. The third time around wasn’t as charming as the last two, but still offers something people will enjoy. Whether she’s updating the Gladys Knight classic “The Makings of You,” which is produced by Rodney Jerkins and has assistance from...
Davis ‘Moonshine’ EP Review
In today’s musical climate it’s refreshing to hear music that actually tells a story and sounds as if there’s thought put behind it. That’s exactly what Davis showcased on his EP Moonshine, along with flexing his vocal and rhyming skills. Not really committing to one genre, Davis exemplifies the essence of R&B by expressing the...
Jay-Z ‘4:44’ Album Review
If the third time is a charm, then the 13th time must be charming AF! That’s exactly what Shawn Carter; Mr. Jigga man did with 4:44. Opening the album with “Kill Jay-Z” he converses with himself over personal and public events that taken place over his career. Addressing his rocky relationship with Kanye, and...
Top 50 R&B Albums of the 90’s
R&B has been around for years and has evolved into something greater than what most expected. With each and every decade we are introduced to a new wave and a redefined definition of the sound. From the 60’s to 80’s R&B, to today’s current R&B sound; they have all displayed something different and unique. However,...
Faith Evans & The Notorious BIG “The King and I” Album Review
Twenty years later after the fatal passing of Bad Boy artist The Notorious B.I.G.; his label mate and widow wife Faith Evans resurrects Wallace for a duet album paying homage with him as the object of her affection. Better yet, she turns their love story into a musical. More than likely when the First Lady...
Mary J. Blige “Strength Of A Woman” Album Review
Following her 2014 visit to London, Mary J. Blige, the R&B legend returned to her core sound. Partnering with Teddy Riley, B.A.M. and DJ Camper who produced the bulk of material; Blige presents her thirteenth studio album Strength Of A Woman, which showcases a woman’s true staying power. Strength Of A Woman was recorded following...
Jidenna “The Chief” Album Review
Jidenna has gone from “Classic Man” to The Chief, and who knew he was a rapper? Making it well known with the album’s opening track “A Bull’s Tale,” which sets the overall tone of the project, and serves as the album’s heart. “So heavy is the head of he that wears the ring/but a lion...








