Month: July 2022
Review: Twisted Black – The Life of Tommy Burns
At one point during the mid-2000s is when Twisted Black (Tommy Burns III) was in his prime with street fame in Fort Worth, Texas. He…
Review: Crooked I – Hood Star
Crooked I – Hood Star was one of the hottest lyrical West Coast rap albums from 2010 that is a West Coast classic. Each track…
Review: Fatlip – Torpor
The new Fatlip album Torpor has some of the most powerful songs heard in the genre of hip hop/rap in 2022. This is real hip…
Review: The Dayton Family – What’s On My Mind?
The Dayton Family – What’s On My Mind was the best Flint Rap album of 1994. Their album tackled subjects such as deindustrialization, poverty, crime,…
Review: Michael Jackson – Got To Be There
Got To Be There is a highlight album in Michael Jackson’s career which did not get much attention or the attention it deserved. The album…
Review: Michael Jackson – Forever, Michael
Michael Jackson – Forever, Michael strayed away from the Motown pop sound Michael had been accustomed to singing to. He had adopted a smoother soul…
Review: Little Violet – Silent Movie EP
The Little Violet – Silent Movie EP has some of the swingingst upbeat jazz songs you’ll ever hear in your life. Swinging Melodies and Limits…
Review: Little Violet – Code Red
Little Violet – Code Red is a new upbeat electro swing album with jazz inspired love songs from 2021. These are some of the swingingst…
Review: Avril Lavigne – Under My Skin
Avril Lavigne’s sophomore album Under My Skin had a more darker sound identical to grunge rock than compared to her debut album Let Go. The…
Review: J. Cole – KOD
The album J. Cole – KOD was released exclusively under Roc Nation in April 2018 with streaming provided by TIDAL as this album is a…