Music Reviews — 90s hip hop
De La Soul Said You Can Stream Their Music In March
Posted by NNAMDI ARINZE
Hip hop icons De La Soul are making their back catalog available on streaming services for the first time. After much negotiation with the original sample providers, agreements have been made and now fans can listen to their music on major streaming platforms. To celebrate this major moment in music history, the group has scheduled numerous events and live streams throughout March. Let’s take a look at why this is such an important milestone for music fans everywhere.
J Scienide Celebrates as He Drops Chaos Cycle
Posted by NNAMDI ARINZE
J. Scienide celebrates another trip around the sun with his latest effort, "Chaos Cycle." Armed with a stack of records and freshly written rhymes, this body of work is the outcome of a creative burst from the burgeoning emcee/producer over the course of Memorial Day Weekend. The EP is entirely self-produced, but boasts support from Damu the Fudgemunk who not only mixed and mastered the project, but also lends his impressive cuts throughout. Stream Chaos Cycle STREAM CHAOS CYCLE -Nnamdi Arinze
Jeru the Damaja The Sun Rises in the East
Posted by MIXTAPE MENAGE
Jeru the Damaja’s The Sun Rises in the East will always be a certified classic.
De La Soul De La Soul is Dead
Posted by MIXTAPE MENAGE
This is a celebration of one of my favorite albums and favorite groups ever. Congratulations.
Kev Brown and J Scienide Stray from the Pack
Posted by MIXTAPE MENAGE
Kev Brown and J Scienide’s Stray from the Pack heralds the headnod concocting
Busta Rhymes Extinction Level Event 2: Wrath of God
Posted by MIXTAPE MENAGE
An album that’s been 11 years in the making. A sequel 22 years after its
Adrian Younge presents: Angela Muñoz Introspection
Posted by MIXTAPE MENAGE
The first thing that has to be noted is that this is an Adrian Younge album. With his
