Novice Talk: Mynameisntjmack
The emerging music scene in Virginia is on the way to reaching it’s most prominent peak yet. As each day passes, the stardom of someone different seems to be on display. Arti
REVIEWED: Brent Faiyaz – WASTELAND
Brent Faiyaz has long been a wonder in music. From the early days of Sonder to his breakthrough feature on Goldlink’s Crew and an inspired performance on his 2020 project, F**k T
Novice Talk: Kiree 3600
The talent in Virginia continues to leave an indelible mark on the emergent music scene. Differentiation in flows, unique personalities and remarkable music create a formula like n
REVIEWED: Megan Thee Stallion – TRAUMAZINE
The intricacies of Megan Thee Stallion’s (“MTS”) personal life has been in the headlines for some time now. This kind of unwarranted attention has had an adverse affect on th
REVIEWED: Young Nudy – EA Monster
Nearly a year has passed since the pride of East Atlanta was in the spotlight. There is no way to understate the importance of his contribution to 2021. A stellar year in music wou
Novice Talk: ZAIRE
In today’s era , there aren’t many artists who’ve got the creative mind as a producer to go along with being a recording artist. This is a main difference which c
Novice Talk: P$O Kwama
We have an an urgency in this era of music to find artists that fit the mold and constant formula seemingly over-saturating the music market. To find gems though, you have to be pa
Novice Talk: Vesta
Traditionalists have commonly critiqued this new era of music due to the vast differences in the realm of R&B. What was once simple vocals and melodies is no longer. Now we are
Novice Talk: 180 Cruz
The talent displayed in Virginia compared to many states is premier. VA has recently become a coveted location to seek out rising artists and deservingly so; The range of artistry
REVIEWED: Future – I NEVER LIKED YOU
The 2nd album in a four week span of major artist releases, Future’s I NEVER LIKED YOU (INLY) album initially carried an eerie feeling that made it questionable on its releas