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Juice WRLD "Legends Never Die" Review

Juice WRLD’s posthumous album “Legends Never Die” takes its place in history as the biggest posthumous debut in the last

Gunna’s “WUNNA” gives us life through rose-colored glasses. Gunna is living life through rose-colored glasses, and with the release WUNNA,

Future basks in the sunlight his true self on “High Off Life.” Don’t consider Future a changed man. High Off

As Drake reaches a point in his career where he’s broken records, collected plaques, and has dozens trophies to his

Kodak Black’s spirit is alive and well on Jackboy, while Sniper Gang’s second-in-command holds down the vision on his most

Westside Gunn’s unique brand artistry arrives in full splendor on the opulent and brutally violent “Pray For Paris.” Westside Gunn’s

After a two-year-long rollout, Joyner Lucas has finally come through and delivered his ambitious and diverse “ADHD” album. It’s impossible

Don Toliver’s debut album “Heaven Or Hell” is filled with references to his mentor, Travis Scott. Heaven and hell are

While a fully-fledged solo debut continues to elude us, Jay Electronica and Jay Z have served up a fascinating collection

Offsetting familiarity with calculated risk, Rich The Kid takes stock on his third album “Boss Man” To truly be a

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