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R&B continues to takeover September, as acclaimed “alternative R&B” acts like The Weeknd and Janelle Monae drop some very interesting albums; and veteran reggae/R&B star Sean Kingston makes a return to recording after four years. Of course, one of the week’s most anticipated releases is B.O.A.T.S. II: Me Time, the sophomore album from hip-hop superstar 2 Chainz.
It looks as if Kendrick Lamar is gunning for the title of the biggest artist of 2013. With the hip-hop community still buzzing about his controversial verse
After several weeks of mammoth releases from superstars like Jay Z and Kanye West, things swing a little more to the indie side again. That, of course, doesn’t mean lesser music–just maybe not from the megastars you’ve grown accustomed to thus far in the summer of 2013.
Hip-hop has dominated the summer thus far, but this week’s batch of cool new releases is a little more varied. The hip-hop representatives are a bit more underground–which is refreshing after an endless stream of high-profile rap releases–and everything else sits more on the indie side of the musical spectrum.
It may be a quiet week for hip-hop as every one preps for Jay-Z’s new album
Lots of veteran rock acts with gender-bending names are releasing their latest masterpieces this week. Barenaked Ladies and Queens of the Stone Age are back,
One of R&B’s most accomplished songwriters makes another bid for stardom in his own career this week, with The-Dream delivering his long-awaited fifth album. The
Bad Boy’s French Montana drops his official studio debut this week.
This week’s new releases feature a lot of hip-hop and a lot of artsy indie rock.
A strong R&B debut, a re-issued greatest hits collection from an underrated vocalist and, oh yeah–some Hendrix guy.
Just in time for the weekend, check out this week’s most anticipated DVD releases. –ruthie hawkins
This week features quite a few stellar new albums from respectable soul singers.
Don’t let the blustery weather put a damper on your day. Snuggle up with one of this week’s following DVD releases. – ruthie hawkins
2 Chainz teams up with Juicy J and Cap. 1 for his song “Own Drugs,, while Lil Wayne recruits him for “Rich as F–k”, and
