The album, a partnership with DJ Drama has all of the ostentatiousness of a blockbuster, but also the tenderness of an acoustic soul singer that employs electronics from time to time. He spun the block on those haters with Call Me If You Get Lost, his middle finger to convention…while embracing convention. Tyler The Creator had something to prove and he proved it while rubbing it in the face of certain purists. Tyler The Creator – Call Me If You Get Lost What happens next is anyone’s guess, but we’re here for it. Earl Sweatshirt and Roc Marciano show up on “Photographic Memories,” offering a cornucopia of chill, a real treat. The Alchemist also rises to the occasion opening up a portal to grander songs like “Fake Flowers”, “E.P.M.D.”, and “Steel Wool”. The Detroit emcee’s slow, cocky, menacing, and possibly sociopathic temperament is present, but he turns it up even more. Bo Jackson is a continuation of their previous work.
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The Alchemist and Boldy James are quite a dynamic duo and Bo Jackson is the third full album from the pair. Cole, Busta Rhymes, and others, the future is bright. Some say the album was a bit too long, but after 10 years, he had plenty to get off his chest. Coti is chock-full of maturity, but the impact is not diminished with lessened punchlines. However, Banks came back with a vengeance by sharing his truth unapologetically (his daughter is featured on the album art) and rapping with the best of them (Benny The Butcher, Ransom, Freddie Gibbs, Styles P). The album represents the “Comeback of the Decade” with over 10 years between studio albums. The former G-Unit rapper finally made a truimphant return with Coti, his fourth studio album.
Lloyd Banks – Coti( The Course of the Inevitable) This 19-track trek with a young Black female was a journey worth riding shotgun. Musically, Little Simz was one with the sonic landscape of Sometimes I Might Be Introvert, giving listeners a true gem and offering other rappers a portrait of an album as art. There’s a war inside, I hear battle cries Mothers burying sons, young boys playing with guns The devil’s a liar, fulfil your wildest desires Now I don’t wanna be the one to doctor this But if you can’t feel pain, then you can’t feel the opposite The fight between the Yin and Yang’s a fight you’ll never win I study humans, that makes me an anthropologist She tumbles over issues like systemic racism, family beef, toxic relationships, violence, and her “daddy issues” without sounding preaching, overbearing or corny. She gave us 1998 Lauryn Hill vibes without sounding like her predecessor. The British-Nigerian rapper burst through globally in 2021 with a true classic and an honest opus that presented lyrical prowess fused with the introspection of a wise, ol’ sage. Sometimes I Might Be Introvert presented Hip-Hop with everything it could be and perhaps should be. Little Simz gave us one of the absolute best album of 2021. Little Simz – Sometimes I Might Be Introvert Here is our list of 2021’s best, but drop your faves in the comments. It is equally difficult to quantify which albums are “the best,” taking into account personal preferences, charting data, regional biases, the hood vs the computers vs the critics vs the fans vs the industry, and then some. The innumerable number of albums that are released every year is almost impossible to keep track of.
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