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The Best Songs of April 2022
Here are the Apple Music & Spotify playlists of my favorite songs from this past April. I apologize for this being kind of late. As I’ve said countless times before, I was really busy with school earlier this year, so I got kinda backed up on releases. I’m slowly but surely starting to catch up…
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Don’t Sleep | Ockham’s Blazer
Don’t sleep on this new self-titled album from Ockham’s Blazer. It was released on April 29th this year. Ockham’s Blazer is an experimental Jazz Rap band comprised of PremRock—who you may be familiar with through his work with ShrapKnel—as well as Fresh Kils, Anthony Rinaldi, Guido Spannocchi, and PRAQ!. I was only familiar with PremRock…
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Album Review | Sadistik & Kno – Bring Me Back When the World Is Cured
This album was released on April 1st this year. I’m expecting this to be one of my favorite albums of the year honestly. I’ve recently decided that Sadistik is my favorite writer in Hip Hop at the moment, and Kno is one of my favorite producers ever solely based on the work he’s done with…
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Album Review | Jermiside & The Expert – The Overview Effect
This album was released on May 6th this year. I’m familiar with Jermiside through his affiliation with the Lessondary crew, which also houses artists such as Elucid & Tanya Morgan. I’ve never listened to a solo project from Jermiside, but I always enjoy hearing him on features. He’s also done a lot of work with…
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Album Review | Rich Jones & Iceberg Theory – Smoke Detector
This album was released on June 15th this year. Rich Jones is an artist who’s been popping up on a lot of really dope underground releases that I’ve reviewed over the past year or so. The first song that comes to mind is Idiosyncratic by Duncecap, but he’s also been featured on projects from guys…
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Album Review | Lync Lone – Magick Tricks
This album was released on May 6th this year. The only project I’ve ever covered from Lync Lone is Lost & Found: In Paradise!, but I’ve enjoyed everything I’ve heard from him since then. My favorite one that he’s dropped since then is called Die Trying. I kinda regret not reviewing that project, so that’s…
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Album Review | IAMGAWD & The Black Depths – Murder Castle
This album was released on May 6th this year. The first time I heard IAMGAWD rap was when he was featured on Mic Logik‘s album from last year. I then checked out the album he released with Doc da Mindbenda last year entitled Heaven’s Demons & Hell’s Angels, and I kinda felt bad about not…
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Album Review | Doc Wattson – BARtending
This album was released on April 20th this year. Doc Wattson‘s collaborative album with Ronesh was one of my favorite albums of 2020, so I was definitely interested in seeing how he would follow it up. This latest project is fully produced by an artist named Iowa Rockwell, who was featured on Bonsai. I’ve only…
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Album Review | Defcee & BoatHouse – For All Debts Public & Private
This album was released on April 19th this year. Defcee is one of my favorite rappers right now, and every project I’ve ever heard from him has been really good. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever heard a single song by him that I haven’t enjoyed. I think he’s one of the best writers…
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Album Review | TreaZon – Return Fire
This album was released on June 3rd this year. TreaZon‘s last couple of albums have both been really impressive to me. In fact, I Shouldn’t Be Alive was one of my favorite albums of 2020, so I was pretty excited when I found out about this latest record. He also spit one of my favorite…
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Album Review | Vic Spencer & Doc da Mindbenda – Still Here
This album was released on April 15th this year. Vic Spencer released one of my favorite albums of 2021 with Psychological Cheat Sheet 2, and all the projects he’s released since then have been good as well. I wanted to make sure I covered this new one in particular because it’s fully produced by Doc…
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Album Review | AJ Suede & Small Professor – Hundred Year Darkness
This album was released on April 14th this year. AJ Suede already released one of the better albums of 2022 with Metatron’s Cube, so I was pretty surprised to see him follow it up so quickly. I was definitely excited to listen to this project though, especially when I found out who he was working…
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