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Bryson Tiller’s new album is his first full-length album in four years, but in the interim, the R&B-meets-rap, pop, and soul singer has become a nearly…

The original concept of CrazySexyCool was simple: women are many. The title blends their personalities and is a way to subvert the public’s perception of each…

Mickey Diamond, one of Detroit’s worst underground emcees, is back with his 12th record. Bursting on the scene in early 2020 with his debut EP Bangkok…

This is the 10th EP from Harlem host 100GrandRoyce. He started out as a member of The Stackboys, eventually going solo in 2011, until 183rd released…

Detroit emcee and producer Marv Won returns with his fifth full-length solo album, albeit his first since signing to Merlo Music Group. As a member of…

Stetsasonic is the first hip-hop group from Brooklyn, New York, consisting of Daddy-O, MC Delite, Wise and Bobby Simmons. They only released 3 full albums together…

This is the second EP from Charlotte, NC emcee Reuben Vincent. His debut mixtape IDOL.escent, originally titled Esau, caught the attention of 9th Wonder, who signed…

New York emcee and Jamla Records recording artist The Musalini teams up with Cookin’ Soul for his sixth EP. He began taking the underground by storm…

This is the sixth full-length record from Brooklyn-based emcee Eddie Kaine. At the start of the decade, his Big Ghost Ltd.-produced debut album A Tree Grows…

Z-Ro’s new album, The Ghetto Gospel , fittingly begins with a prayer—even though it makes heavy use of traditional devotionals. The story begins with Billy Sorrells…