Swimming: Mac Miller’s Ethereal Final Album

On August 3rd, 2018, Mac Miller’s grand fifth album Swimming hit the zeitgeist. The album is easily his magnum opus, but it was initially overshadowed and out-hyped by Travis Scott’s Billboard-breaker ASTROWORLD which released on the same day. Swimming debuted at #3 on the Billboard 200 that week and was eventually nominated for Best Rap... Continue Reading →

Kendrick Lamar Is In The Human Business

After five long years since his mass-appealing fourth album DAMN, the greatest rapper on planet Earth has finally returned. In a time of high socio-political turmoil, global sickness, and budding war, no other artist has been sought out more in recent years than one Kendrick Lamar. With his latest double album Mr. Morale & The... Continue Reading →

Hip-Hop At The Super Bowl

The Super Bowl halftime show is the most coveted 15 minutes in show business, and only the most elite and respected artists have been granted that stage over the last few decades. Dr. Dre, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, and Mary J. Blige made history at this year’s Super Bowl as being the... Continue Reading →

It’s Been A Long Weeknd

On January 7th, 2022, pop superstar The Weeknd, born Abel Tesfaye, released his fifth studio album Dawn FM. The radio station-themed album is the second installment of a new trilogy of albums, confirmed by Tesfaye via his Twitter. Featuring Jim Carrey as Dawn FM’s radio host, the album takes an ‘80s pop-inspired trip through love,... Continue Reading →

Why Album Artwork Matters

Before you begin streaming on Spotify, place a record on a turntable, or put a CD into your car, album artwork offers a window into the sonic world that you are about to enter. It can tell some semblance of the story of the album, or it can tell a whole different story of its... Continue Reading →

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