
Serengeti – Kaleidoscope
I wrote this on Instagram a few months ago and, even though UGSMAG doesn’t really do reviews anymore, I figured I might as well post it here since Kaleidoscope is now finally on vinyl…
I wrote this on Instagram a few months ago and, even though UGSMAG doesn’t really do reviews anymore, I figured I might as well post it here since Kaleidoscope is now finally on vinyl…
New Leaf Entertainment, 2009 There’s a refreshing feeling to receiving a debut disc from an artist you know has put in a lot of time,
Frek Sho’s Gumball has resurfaced with a new name and a debut self-produced solo album.
Edmonton is a strange place for hip hop. You never know what to expect when someone new steps up to bat; and you probably have no idea what to expect from AOK’s debut CD, If You Don’t Buy This CD The Terrorists Win.
Red Ants are back with what might be their last album (for a while at least).
Enter pessimist extraordinaire and poetic extremist Ecid, a Minnesotan hip hop artist who does it all
Serengeti is all of my favourite rappers rolled into one; I cannot think of another emcee who comes as diverse and original from album-to-album and even track-to-track.
Tokyo’s Hue Records have been one of the more notable new labels to arise over the past few years.
Is the famous 1990’s R&B singer back to resurrect Tupac for another hit single? Apparently not; this is a different Jon B altogether, one who is actually a pretty dope producer from Edmonton…
Sony, 2007 If you’re like me, Sean Kingston’s first 2 singles were stuck in your head for the entire summer. Even if you don’t want
After hearing this album Serengeti became my favourite Chicago rapper. Dont Give Up is his team-up with producer Polyphonic (one of his label mates on Audio 8.
Arrakis Records – 2001 Coming out of Philly, Briz (aka Brizmatic ) has been making somenoise recently, and with good reason. In 2000, he dropped “Cannons”