[Review]: G.O.O.D Music – Cruel Summer
Cruel Summer has been one of most talked about releases of the year and this summer you couldn’t really talk about music without mentioning the G.O.O.D Music clique. The team that started out as just...
View Article[Review]: Sid Sriram “Day Dream”
With our editor in awe of the new kid on the block, it was only right that we fill you in on what has the HHC camp all singing his praises when it comes to the first EP project from the million hit You...
View Article[Album Review] Lupe Fiasco – Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album Pt.1
Lupe Fiasco returns with a much more focused effort than his 2011 album Lasers and it’s clear that on Food & Liquor II, that Lupe is free from his label constraints and the responsibility to be...
View Article[Lyrical Tuesdays]: Lupe Fiasco “Bad Bi**h”
As you already know the Boss man of Hip Hop Chronicle has decided to drop new daily segments for y’all. Yesterday started off the week with Sample Monday’s and today is my turn to give you “Lyrical...
View Article[Mixtape Review] Freddie Gibbs – Baby Face Killa
Freddie Gibbs is an MC who in the past years has been making moves. From his appearance on the XXL Freshman list 2010, to signing with Young Jeezy’s CTE World, and releasing a slew of EPs and mixtapes...
View ArticleLyrical Tuesdays: Nas “Bye Baby”
For lyrical Tuesdays we are serving up a dose of Queen’s finest Nasir Jones. Now we all know that when the release of “Life Is Good” was handed to us we got the truth and nothing but the truth of our...
View Article[Album Wednesdays]: The Notorious B.I.G “Born Again”
Alright now y’all this week’s Album Wednesday is the turn of the infamous B.I.G. Now as we know the nineties rap game belong to Tupac and Christopher George Latore Wallace. New York born and raised,...
View Article[Lyrical Tuesdays]: DJ Khaled “Hip Hop” Ft DJ Premier Nas & Scarface
Ok ok so for today’s Lyrical Tuesdays we have a track that to me personally did not get the respect that it truly deserves. “Hip Hop” featuring DJ Premier Nas and Scarface. Now the way that the track...
View Article[Album Review] DJ Drama – Quality Street Music
DJ Drama returns with a classy effort, as Quality Street Music embodies the essence that is often amiss in mainstream Hip Hop music nowadays. Where some may not fully understand why a DJ would release...
View Article[Album Review] Mellowhype – Numbers
2012 has seen Odd Future become a formidable force and youth movement in Hip Hop culture. The clan that carries many smaller factions of talent within has given us the rap duo that is Mellowhype....
View Article[Album Review] Kendrick Lamar – Good Kid m.A.A.D City
Beats…check. Rhymes…check. Life…check. Classic album? We’ll get into all of that. Kendrick Lamar has pulled off an incredible feat; he’s lived up to the enormous hype surrounding his debut album Good...
View Article[Lyrical Tuesdays]: Kanye West “White Dress”
It is so good to see a smile on Kanye’s face now a days. Love really does bring out a certain type of happiness that only someone who really wants to see it can bring out of you. Kim and Kanye was a...
View Article[Album Wednesdays]: Big Pun “Capitial Punishment”
For Album Wednesday’s this week were heading to the East Coast of the US where the reigning Latino rapper once lived. Big Pun also known as Christopher Lee Rios left us all at the tender age of 28, but...
View Article[Album Review]: Melanin 9 “Magna Carta”
They say knowledge is the key to life. Stemming his own set of laws for Hip Hop and wanting to learn becoming a passion that comes with understanding the context of what you are told and how you...
View Article[Album Review] Meek Mill – Dreams & Nightmares
Meek Mill makes his official mark on the game with his debut album ‘Dreams & Nightmares’. The MMG member has been one of the most sought after rappers over the last couple of years, with his high...
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