Album Streams
Two years worth of ups and downs have finally culminated into Chris Brown’s long-awaited album, X, which fans can stream guilt-free.
At this point, it’s clear that Gucci Mane can release an album whenever he pleases. Today, the incarcerated rapper returns with The Return of Mr. Perfect, the latest in a string of new, full-length projects released by his 1017 Brick Squad imprint.
Bars are promised any time Joell Ortiz steps in the booth. After three years worth of one-off releases and appearances on Slaughterhouse tracks, the Brooklyn wordsmith is readying a new solo album called House Slippers, which he’s currently streaming guilt-free.
UPDATE: The aforementioned iTunes stream of Lecrae’s Anomaly album is dead, but fans can still stream it guilt-free after the jump. Webster’s defines “anomaly” as something that deviates from what is standard, normal, or expected. When you happen to be a Christian-rooted rapper who gets regularly mentioned amongst your more secular peers, the term could be used as […]
Gucci Mane hasn’t let a daunting prison sentence stop him from blessing fans with new music. In fact, the seasoned rapper returns with yet another new album.
Right on time, Cam’ron kicks off September with the third installment of his First Of The Month EP series.
It was Gucci Mane who discovered Young Thug long before he was blazing the charts. Because of that and some contractual obligations, the 1017 Brick Squad founder debuts his protege’s new project 1017 Thug 3: The Finale.
Take heed of what HS87 are doing. Today, the collective continue their stellar run by debuting Kent M$ney’s new album, Crowned.
Jeezy was apprehended by police yesterday for gun possession in California, but with his album, Seen It All: The Autobiography, set to release on September 2, the show clearly doesn’t stop. Here’s a full stream of the Atlanta rapper’s LP to prove it.
Raury represents a side of Atlanta’s music scene far less covered in the media. But a change may occur with the release of his highly anticipated album, Indigo Child, which listeners can stream guilt-free after the jump.
Of the newcomers that have piqued our interests, fewer than a handful delivered a story as captivating as the one heard on Wara From The NBHD’s new album, Kidnapped.
As mainstream Hip-Hop became more monotonous by the day, the amount of artists pushing the boundaries of creativity, whether it be lyrically or sonically, began diminishing. But the tide is turning due to new artists like Houston rapper-producer Travi$ Scott.