November 2013 - Page 2 of 9 - HipHopHotSpot.Com
Various Artists – CoIntelPro: Mission 1 – Project Avalanche Review
New York is known for it’s ill MC’s, Posses, Cliks and Headz who have represented rap music and the Hip-Hop culture since it’s birth, in the Bronx, from back in the late 70’s. Read More »
Producer CB – Introspective Splendor Review
An album featuring instrumentals that are diverse, and unique, achieving a smooth, funky vibe, always with the emcee in mind. Dazzling sounds interlock to give vocal artists a heightened platform to compliment hard Read More »
Outkast – Stankonia Review
A number of people make the misconception that Outkast are a relatively new group, in actual fact they have been around since 1994 when they released their first album ‘Southernplayalisticadillacmusik‘. Since then, their Read More »
Ol Dirty Bastard – Dirty Story: The Best of ODB Review
Let me start by saying how pointless this is. The man has two albums out, the second of which was thrown together. Plus other than the Wu-Tang albums, he doesn’t really show up Read More »
O Asiatic – Get Shorty Review
“This album is the perfect example of good, underground hip hop music. The lyrics are hot, and the beats are just as solid. Smooth flows, solid content, and excellent delivery gives O Asiatic Read More »
Nelly – NellyVille Review
Expect nothing less than fine rhymes laid in highly explosive, intense fashion sure to get the dullest of crowds hype. Nelly has a passion for juicing up his lyrics through delivery, and NellyVille Read More »
Nomar Slevik – Purple Lights and April Foolishness Review
“Reality is an Illusion……” In a seemingly abstract world, Nomar Slevik enters the stage with his latest release titled, “Purple Lights and April Foolishness“. The residential New Englander (Portland, Maine) brings it with Read More »
Nas – Stillmatic Review
Nasir Jones just wants to spit. Always has always will. On the near classic “Stillmatic” God’s Son provides enough food for all our thoughts. With the napalm still fresh in the air from Read More »
N.O.R.E. – God’s Favorite Review
As a diehard Nore fan since the War Report days this album was a complete disappointment as well as a tough listen. On his latest offering N.O. sticks to his usual loud boisterous Read More »
