I Bleed Hip-Hop

This is the third album review of the year. I'll be reviewing mostly on Friday's because most albums come out that day. Depending on how much music comes out, I'll be posting when I can within the weekend. I'll also have a visual YouTube Channel reviewing the same albums. Check my links below. Enjoy and Comment below. Lil Wayne (Parental Advisory) "Funeral" (24 Tracks) Release date: Jan, 31, 2020  Length: 1:16:19 1. Funeral/ Producer: R!O & Kamo 2. *Mahogany/ Producer: Mannie Fresh & Sarcastic Sounds 3. Mama Mia/ Producer: Some Randoms 4. I Do It Ft. Big Sean & Lil Baby/ Producer: Charlie Handsome & Rex Kudo 5. Dreams/ Producer: Aaron Z, Alex Delicata and Timothy Sommers 6. Stop Playin With Me/ Producer: Rivs On Da Beat, Infamous and Chill Shump 7. Clap For Em/ Producer: Jahlil Beats, Benny Wond3r & Yonni 8. Bing James Ft. Jay Rock/ Producer: Bijan Amir 9. Not Me/ Producer: STREETRUNNER & Tarik Azzouz...

I took a Friday off of work finally. I figured I would stay up late (My bedtime is 10:30 PM) past my beauty sleep time. I'm cute enough, right? Last week spoiled me with Eminem's , Mac Miller and various singles from great artist. This week, I was ready. Guest what, Megan Thee Stallion was the only big project scheduled. C'Mon Son! So, sense no prominent Hip-Hop albums were released, I'm going to review a classic album to fill those slots. (Insert Round of a Applause HERE!) Enjoy! NAS (Parental Advisory) "Illmatic" (10 Tracks) Release date: April 19, 1994  Length: Just Right! 1. The Genesis/Producer: N/A (Not Applicable)  2. N.Y. State of Mind/Producer: DJ Premier 3. Life's A Bitch Ft. AZ/Producer: L.E.S. 4. The World Is Yours/Producer: Pete Rock 5. Halftime/Producer: The Large Professor 6. Memory Lane (Sittin' in da Park)/Producer: DJ Premier 7. One Love Ft. Q-Tip/Producer: Q-Tip 8. One Time 4 Your Mind/Producer: The Larg...

This is the 2nd album review of the year. I'll be reviewing mostly on Friday's because most albums come out that day. Depending on how much music comes out, I'll be posting when I can within the weekend. I'll also have a visual Podcast/YouTube to my album reviews. Check my links below. Thanks in advance. Eminem (Parental Advisory) "Music To Be Murdered By" (20 Tracks) Release date: Jan, 17, 2020 Length: 1:04:35 1. Premonition - Intro/ Producer: Eminem, Mark Batson, Dr. Dre, Dawaun Parker & Luis Resto 2. Unaccommodating Ft. Young M.A./Producer: Tim Suby & Eminem 3. You Gon' Learn Ft. Royce Da 5'9" & White Gold/Producer: Royce Da 5'9" & Luis Resto 4. Alfred - Interlude/Producer: Dawaun Parker, Andre "Briss" Brissett & Dr. Dre 5. Those Kinda Nights Ft. Ed Sheeran/Producer: Fred, Eminem, d.a. got that dope for Guaranteed Millions 6. In Too Deep/Producer: Tim Suby & Eminem 7. ...

This is the first album review of the year. I'll be reviewing mostly on Friday's because most albums come out that day. Depending on how much music comes out, I'll be posting when I can within the weekend. I'll also have a visual Podcast/YouTube to my album reviews. Check my links below. Thanks in advance. Uncle Murda (Parental Advisory) "Don't Come Outside, Vol. 2" (12 Tracks) Release date: Jan, 10, 2020  Length: 40:22 1. God I Fuck With You/ Producer: Jee Juh Beats 2. What I Mean Is/ Producer: Great John 3. 62 Ft. Tory Lanez/ Producer: PiCasso 4. *We outside Ft. Que Banz/ Producer: Nico 5. *Freedom Ft. Jadakiss, Benny The Butcher, Que Banz/ Producer: Aymen 6. *He Did That Shit Ft. Conway, Styles P/ Producer: Trilogy 7. Who the Boss Is/ Producer: Great John 8. Dope Money/ Producer: Seth Rose 9. Slide My Way Ft. Derez De 'Shon, Que Banz/ Producer: TNTXD & Yung Taco 10. Blame Us Ft. Aviator Keys, Que Banz/ Producer: Trilogy 11. Hol...

If you haven't been into Hip-Hop or New Years Eve, then this is the post for you. Kick off your shoes and grab a drink. Virginia rapper Mad Skillz and ghostwriter to some of your favorite MC's started doing yearly rap ups on New Years Eve back in 2002. This was his gimmick and Hip-Hop loved it and still does. It's become a much beloved annual tradition. But since 2014, Skillz has had someone eating off his tradition. Uncle Murder started doing (w)rap ups as well. The thing is, they were better, stronger and more daring. Mr. Murder is more of a street rap star, so he addressed similar topics, but more harsh and funny. And our Uncle didn't ask Mr. Skillz for permission. So they have been at a friendly war ever since. Do me a favor and click below for examples. Keep in mind, Uncle Murder's verses have been getting longer. He does like 10 minute rap ups. Skillz Rap Up 2019 Uncle Murda Rap Up 2019 In 2017 turned 2018, the competition almost became physical. They...

I really enjoy music. It does something to my soul and creates a balance in my body to make me happy the majority of the time. Below is my list of not just Hip-Hop albums I'm looking forward to, but a couple of sprinkles of other music as well. Please comment your artist you are looking forward to this year. I'm open to NEW music. 1. Big Sean 2. Joyner Lucus (Boston Baby) 3. Run the Jewels 4. Conway the Machine 5. Benny the Butcher 6. Che Noir (Don't Sleep) 7. 38 Spesh 8. RJ Payne 9. Childish Gambino 10. J. Cole (Is he taking a sabbatical?) 11. Kendrick 12. Roc Marciano 13. Fred the Godson 14. Nicole Bus 15. Black Thought 16. YBN Cordae 17. Bazzi 18. Rapsody 19. Flee Lord 20. Jim Jones *Yes, it's a LONG list. LOL! 21. Styles P. 22. EPMD (Old School you cannot deny) 23. Meek Mill 24. Nas 25. Rick Ross 26. T.I. 27. Teyana Taylor 28. Pusha T 29. Jay-Z (Let's pray) 30. Rianna (Again, let's prey) 31. Lizzo AKA Butt Cheeks 32. Tin...

My Top 20 Hip-Hop Albums of 2019 20. Griselda: WWCD 19. Gangstarr: One of the Best Yet 18. Ghostface Killah: Ghostface Killahs 17. Big Ghost Ltd., Rigz, Mooch: The Only Way Out 16. The Game: Born 2 Rap 15. Rick Ross: Port of Miami 2 14. YBN Cordae: The Lost Boy 13. Freddie Gibbs & Madlib: Bandana 12. Rapsody: EVE 11. Roc Marciano: Marcelargo Top TEN..... 10. Post Malone: Hollywood's Bleeding 09. Fabolous: Summertime Shootout 08. Fat Joe & Dre (Cool & Dre): Family Ties 07. Da Baby: Kirk or Baby on Baby 06. Styles P: Presence 05. Che Noir: Thrill of the Hunt 2 04. Benny the Butcher: Plugs I Met 03. Fred the Godson: God Level 02. 38 Spesh: 38 Strategies of Raw 01. Jim Jones: El Capo Marquis J. Walker Father/Blogger/Hip-Hop Reviewer Shop Amazon!

I remember when I was younger and I first heard hip-hop come out of some speakers. I was hypnotized. I can't really explain it. It took over my soul and I wanted more. This was the time I use to be out in the streets being a bad boy before Biggie Smalls. Hanging on the corners, up to no good. I thought I was tough and a ladies man. Wrong! LOL! If it wasn't for Hip-Hop being on the radio at night, I'm not sure where I would be. Jail or dead. I would record at night when rap would come on. If anyone knows the radio stations that saved my life in NYC, comment below. I recorded on what they call cassette tapes and a boom box. Look them up KIDS. My friends at the time use to get mad at me for missing all the night time action. I'm glad for Hip-Hop. It saved my life. Many of my friends either were killed, locked up or injured pretty badly for trying to be a gangsta. My path changed, thanks to legends like EPMD, L.L. Cool J, Fat Boys, Salt and Pepa, MC Lyte, Public Enemy...