Warner Bros. Records
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Meet 99 Neighbors, Rap’s Latest Hydra: In Their Own Words
“I used to work at a shitty restaurant bussing tables and got fired because I missed a shift to work on our last album.”
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Earl Sweatshirt ‘FEET OF CLAY’ 1 Listen Album Review
Earl Sweatshirt’s ‘FEET OF CLAY’ picks up where ‘Some Rap Songs’ left off.
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Wale ‘Wow… That’s Crazy’ 1 Listen Album Review
Every sound and voice on ‘Wow… That’s Crazy’ complements the world Wale is creating; a world that is sonically lush and lyrically transparent.
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YFN Lucci Has Nothing Left to Prove: Interview
“I just do it for myself first, and have fun with it.”
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Childish Major Finds Comfort in Brutal Honesty on ‘Dirt Road Diamond’: Review
The South Carolina native is cruising down life’s windy highway searching for new experiences.
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IDK ‘Is He Real?’ 1 Listen Album Review
On ‘Is He Real?’ IDK aims to create a conceptual rap album within the confines of a playlist-like structure.
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“I’m Gonna Be Here for a Long Time”: An Interview with Saweetie
“There’s a lot of room for improvement, so I don’t feel like I made it at all. But I do feel like I’m on the right track.”
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Mac Miller, ‘Swimming’ & Why It Feels Good to Drown
Self-destruction feels good, but “a life ain’t a life ’til you live it.”
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Mac Miller Scores a Heavenly Battle for Peace on ‘Swimming’
Miller’s fifth studio album is honest and immaculately arranged look at what it means to try and fail.
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Mac Miller Describes the Making of J. Cole-Produced “Hurt Feelings”
“I went to Hawaii. Cole sent over two beats.”
