Rae Sremmurd may have been gone five years, but the duo bounce off each other like they were never apart. Mixing together the catchy drums of trap with the synths of rage music and the deep bass of drill, Trippie fuses a dozen different sounds into his most eclectic effort yet. From Future to Lil B to Chief Keef, each rapper brings their all with a head-bopping verse to match the abrasive production.
Trippie Redd - Mansion Musikīringing on an army of the mainstream’s finest MCs, Mansion Muzik is a seventy-minute celebration of modern trap music. From NBA Youngboy’s I Rest My Case to Lloyd Banks’ The Course of the Inevitable III and Killer Mike ‘s Michael, we rank the best hip hop albums of 2023 (so far). Further embracing the unconventional, Billy Woods and Kenny Segal’s cryptic yet entrancing Maps weaved a labyrinthine narrative of touring the world, loaded with complex metaphors, obscure references, and unpredictable deliveries.Īlongside these more experimental offerings, traditional rap found its stalwarts in Black Thought’s lyrical spectacle Glorious Game and Larry June’s wisdom-packed rhymes in The Great Escape, backed by the decade’s most prolific producer, The Alchemist. This convergence of veteran beatmakers and boom-bap lyricism was an audible feast for lovers of gritty underground production and over-the-top raps. DJ Muggs teamed up with Madlib and Meyhem Lauren on Champagne For Breakfast. We also some super interesting collaboration projects this year. In a surprise twist, Lil Yachty embarked on a psychedelic rock exploration with Let’s Start Here, successfully integrating this into his signature melodic rap style. The usually pop-inclined Macklemore delved deeper into rap with Ben, offering a fervently animated and punchline-rich collection that reminds us of his unparalleled versatility.
Trippie Redd’s genre-blending symphony, Mansion Musik, for instance, played host to a magnificent mashup of modern trap, rage music and deep drill bass, Rae Sremmurd made their comeback with Sremm 4 Life, a masterful showcase of their seamless blend of trap and melodic rap. But take a closer and you’ll find that this year had equally potent releases, albeit more low-key. Cole, Kendrick, Kanye, Future, Lil Baby, and others - 2023 might have appeared a tad quieter to the casual observer. It’s unclear how the reported deal will affect the global partnership he signed with Motown Records for his Never Broke Again label in September 2021.Coming off the seismic waves of 20 - years that were brimming with blockbuster releases from the likes of Drake, J. I never finish nothing but my smoke… but nah gangster I then shedded tears from the way y’all been doing me but it’s all for the better.”Įarlier this month, YoungBoy Never Broke Again did reveal that he signed a $60 million deal on Instagram in a post promoting his fourth studio album, The Last Slimeto, but never specified who gave him the offer. I finally can say I completed something,” he wrote. “To be honest I really don’t care about this being my last album. He also referred to the release as his last in a post on Instagram. YoungBoy recently released his latest project, The Last Slimeto, which debuted at No.
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