Throwback Thursday Review: Holiday 2015 Edition: Ceelo’s Magic Moment | Ceelo Green
On Christmas or in the month preceding it, I never thought of Ceelo Green as a musical staple. I solely thought of him as the jazzy, soulful, freak that wore […]
Category Archives: Throwback Thursday
Throwback Thursday Review: Love King | The-Dream
After hearing The-Dream on Pusha T’s new track, ‘M.F.T.R.’, I’ve been on a bit of a Dream kick. So, it only felt right to review what is perhaps his best […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Kid Cudi | Man On The Moon: The End Of Day
As listeners, we are given many roles by musicians. Their albums can beg us to come along on a journey through their youth, they can also simply wish for us […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Megadef | Styles Of Beyond
Styles of Beyond are like those out of control kids in your neighborhood that kick trash cans over, light fireworks at midnight and tag buildings and signs with spray paint […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Camp | Childish Gambino
Obtaining credibility in hip-hop is not a task easily done. Fundamentally, it’s an art form that manifested from an extensive history of systemic violence that targeted African Americans. Hip-hop music […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Rappa Ternt Sanga | T-Pain
T-pain crafted both a dance-floor/bedroom epic with Rappa Ternt Sanga. Chalked full of layered harmonies, acoustic six-strings, rhythmic snaps, claps and just the right amount of bass. T-Pain took his […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Ceelo Green and His Perfect Imperfections
Stepping outside the box in the music industry has always be a risky task. Labels expect their artists to garner mainstream appeal with their records and even fans get weary […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Supa Dupa Fly | Missy Elliott
Hip-hop, a genre undeniably dominated by men telling stories of their raucous club nights, potent drugs, bodacious women, aggressive tendencies, chaotic love lives, heated rivalries and anything else deemed worthy […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Black Star | Mos Def and Talib Kweli
Back in the 90’s hip-hop was finally establishing itself as a concrete art form with more than enough substance to justify its existence. Artists were creating the music that they […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Vol. 3…Life and Times of S. Carter | Jay Z
Rest easy Hova. Your song is safe. You may have 99 problems but a court case ain’t one. A verdict has finally been reached on the copyright infringement case over […]
