Rapsody Navigates the Depths of Her Psyche with Candor and Clarity on Revelatory ‘Please Don’t Cry’ | Album Review

June 8, 2024 Jesse Ducker

Rapsody doesn’t require any more accolades to justify her greatness, but the bravery and depth of feeling that she displays on her fourth studio affair is moving.

Rapsody Explores the Dynamism of the Black Female Experience with Eloquence, Empathy & Grace on ‘Eve’ | Album Review

September 3, 2019 Marcus Willis

Rapsody does slick wordplay and callbacks better than nearly anyone, and this album is full of rewindable rhymes and lines that will take multiple careful listens to decipher.

Rapsody Solidifies Her Star Status on Exceptional ‘Laila’s Wisdom’ | Album Review

October 14, 2017 Jesse Ducker

‘Laila’s Wisdom’ finds Rapsody taking that crucial next step in her artistry from being simply a dope emcee to an unequivocally great one.

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Three decades on and despite loads of unwarranted criticism, Jamiroquai’s terrific third studio album still sounds as fresh and invigorating as ever.

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‘Modern Times’ mourns a musical idiom by giving it another good try, because if it’s in your bones, that’s how you grieve stuff anyway.

The Roots’ ‘Game Theory’ Turns 20 | Album Anniversary

The Roots’ seventh studio affair is the disquieted soundtrack to learning you’re in a game engineered for you to lose—a first-person shooter with your weapons removed.

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