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DJ Dronestream – As Lost Through Collision by Sprain Easily one of this year’s best. They tastefully blend post-hardcore, slowcore, emo, post-rock, and piercing, wall-of-noise feedback into an incredibly focused, intelligent album. I knew they had potential after listening to their first release, but I didn’t expect them to produce something so fully realized this early on. This is only their first album. If Sprain continues along this trajectory, they’ll be slowcore legends in no time. Lilyana Rain – For Certain album BIA This is her first debut album. BIA has been making huge stri...

BIA Talks Her Boiler Room x Valentino Show, Rihanna & More Everything Has Led BIA to This Moment & She’s Ready to Seize It Sony Music For all the disappointments this year has served us, the music industry has managed to ingeniously adjust to hard times. Boiler Room has always been a love letter to music, its creators, DJs, and the fans — in 2020, however, rewatching its brimming dance floors and vivid sets went from "I wanna be there" to "Will there ever be another?" Well, the music platform is turning Covid-era lemons into lemonade with its new live performance series. And BIA m...

Female rap stars have been winning in 2020 by revamping past hits that work perfectly in their lyrical wheelhouse. Five years after Dr. Dre and Ice Cube reminded the world how great Eazy-E’s “Boyz-n-the-Hood” was through the Straight Outta Compton film’s success, Megan Thee Stallion and Scott Storch went on to score a gold plaque with their rendition “Girls in the Hood.” And before Gucci Mane’s glow-up on Verzuz was evident, he missed out on signing Mulatto but still racked up 37 million views on their “Muwop” collaboration, which blew the dust off his 13-year-old single �...

Lil Rich, the eight-track project places her elite rapping front-and-center.  BIA trades rhymes with an A-list roster of special guests. On the opener  “BIA BIA” [feat.  Lil Jon], she launches into razor sharp verses before  Lil Jon crunks up the hook with his instantly recognizable delivery.  “WHOLE LOTTA MONEY” flexes downright rich wordplay, while  “AUTOMATIC” [feat.  42 Dugg] twists up laidback flows with a chantable chorus.  “PLATE” illuminates her range as her voice dips in and out of ominous synths and 80...

Man On The Moon III: The Chosen. Jack Harlow is ready to put his feet to the fire with his major-label debut album, while Mulatto gives her album, Queen Of Da Souf, the Beyoncé “Upgrade U” treatment with a deluxe edition. Elsewhere, Boldy James teams up with clothing designer-turned-producer Real Bad Man for his fourth project of the year, Real Bad Boldy. Speaking of prolificacy, Kamaiyah is keeping her pen sharp with her third project of the calendar year and Lil Loaded celebrates his freedom by dropping CripTape. Kid Cudi – Man On The Moon III: The Chosen With his latest release,...