Tag Archives: hip-hop

If the Grammy Awards refuse to evolve with the times, they might as well join the dinosaurs in extinction.

'Sky Falling' is a good album. For the most part, the melodies are tantalizing.

'Philosophies' is a strong album, full of infectious grooves and captivating vocal harmonies.

'Hidden Dimensions' defines the analogous aesthetic doctrine that says the tighter the discipline of an art form, the more subjective the criteria of taste. In other words, if you’re into experimental, state-of-the-art sonic manipulation, then you will enjoy this album.

'John Wayne' is cool, fun, and stylish. The funky hip-hop melody is innovative enough to attract and maintain attention, while the lyrics imbue the tune with sardonic wit. After listening to 'John Wayne,' the forthcoming album should be worth the wait.

He recently released two singles: 'D.T.K.' and 'That’s Whats Up.' His music combines pop, hip-hop and R&B influences.

Jidenna's debut, 'The Chief', is a frustrating or rewarding listening experience, depending on the individual partaking in its offerings.

‘Excuses Not to Sleep’ is defined by tight rhyming and impeccable delivery.

'ImPossible' makes for a great listen, inspiring both because of the quality of the music as well as the depth with which concepts are explored.

This is an absolutely top-notch concert DVD and an absolute must for any fan of the band.