The Detroit rapper and the famed producer rejoin forces for a spare, melancholy, and psychedelic album, solidifying their partnership as one of the most rewarding team-ups in hip-hop.
Alfredo to Pop Smoke’s posthumous victory
Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon, there was no shortage of intriguing projects peppering the best Hip Hop albums of 2020. And amongst the year’s new Hip Hop albums, it was Run The Jewels’ defiant effort
Run The Jewels 4 that perhaps best encapsulates the socio-political turmoil that’s dominated the better half of the year, providing an explosive soundtrack for a revolution.
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Alfredo – Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist
Man On The Moon III: The Chosen. Jack Harlow is ready to put his feet to the fire with his major-label debut album, while Mulatto gives her album,
Queen Of Da Souf, the Beyoncé “Upgrade U” treatment with a deluxe edition.
Elsewhere, Boldy James teams up with clothing designer-turned-producer Real Bad Man for his fourth project of the year,
Real Bad Boldy. Speaking of prolificacy, Kamaiyah is keeping her pen sharp with her third project of the calendar year and Lil Loaded celebrates his freedom by dropping
CripTape.
Kid Cudi –
Man On The Moon III: The Chosen
With his latest release, Scott Mescudi looks to avoid suffering the sequel stigma that has levied unreachable goals for almost every rapper that dropped them. With 18 songs including features from the late Pop Smoke, Skepta and Trippie Redd, as well as production from Take A Day Trip, Dot Da Genius and Kanye West muse Mike Dean, this might be the most heavily anticipated album of the fourth quarter.