Tagging Lil Uzi Vert on “Big Tonka” and “3G,” the two have a natural chemistry that can only come from artists who grinded through the circuit before reaching fame. Yeat sounds like Uzi’s protege in some way, sliding on emphatic trap beats and making his
"Ghostface teams up with Toronto jazz-funk dons BADBADNOTGOOD for Sour Soul, his latest foray into working with a live band. It features collaborations with DOOM, Danny Brown, Tree and more." -Pitchfork
Culture III is the groundbreaking third installment finale of the blockbuster Culture trilogy. As a knockout climax, it spotlights their nimble ad-libs, bulletproof bars, head-spinning hooks, and irreplaceable chemistry.
Future released his ninth studio album with features from Drake ("Wait for It" and "I'm On One"), Kanye West ("Keep It Burnin"), Kodak Black ("Voodoo") and more.
Now, volumes three and four of the acclaimed series are available on vinyl for the first time in years. With obscure loops and dusty samples galore, Special Herbs Vol. 3 & 4 is a must-have for any DOOM fan or hip-hop head.
Some Rap Songs is the third studio album by rapper Earl Sweatshirt. The album features guest contributions from Navy Blue, Standing on the Corner, as well as vocal samples of Earl's mother, Cheryl Harris.
Black on Both Sides was the debut album of Mos Def,. The album features an emphasis on live instrumentation and socially conscious lyrics and has features from Q-Tip, Busta Rhymes and Talib Kweli.
IGOR starts with a crackling, hyped-up overture that paints a scene of Tyler, The Creator at the wheel, reacting beside his singing passengers to the positive results they're receiving from the all-important car test: "Ridin' round town/They gon' feel ...
3/3/23 YELLOW VINYL The most inventive, assured, and playful debut in hip-hop history, also expanded the palette of sampling material with a kaleidoscope of sounds and references culled from pop, soul, disco, and even country music.
Black vinyl LP. Cheat Codes is Danger Mouse’s first hip-hop album in seventeen years - since his 2005 DangerDOOM collaboration with the late, great MF DOOM - and Black Thought’s only full length collaboration beyond his pioneering music in The Roots.
RTJ3, the third outing by the firebrand rap duo of Killer Mike and El-P, features a cadre of talented guest performers, including Zach de la Rocha, Danny Brown, Tunde Adebimpe of TV On The Radio, Kamasi Washington, and more.
