| What have you been listening to this week? / Last.fm thread - March 31, 2021 Posted: This is the weekly thread to share what you've been listening to recently and/or post 3x3 collages. Make sure to write some shit about what you listened to in order encourage discussion. To make 3x3s: Import from Last.fm: Make yours manually: Make sure to re-upload your picture on a site like Imgur, otherwise the 3x3 posts change. submitted by /u/HHHRobot [link] [comments] |
| [DISCUSSION] Joyner Lucas - ADHD (One Year Later) Posted: ADHD is the debut studio album by American rapper Joyner Lucas. It was released on March 27, 2020, by his self-owned label, Twenty Nine Music Group.[2] The album features 4 skits with music created for the album by Leo Son. The album features guest appearances by Logic, Young Thug, Chris Brown, Timbaland, Fabolous, and King OSF and production from Boi-1da, Timbaland, Highself, Jahaan Sweet, Illmind, Bregma among others Background The album was announced on October 12, 2018. Lucas has stated that his childhood diagnosis with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder was the inspiration for the album. When I was a kid I was diagnosed with 'ADHD'.. they said I was aggressive, fidgety, hyperactive, impulsive, etc... they tried to put me on meds. Everyone around me including my own parents made me feel like I wasn't normal. I had to constantly see a doctor who made me take tests and all that. They separated me from the regular kids in school and put me in these classes away from everyone [...] Creating music was and always has been my only therapy. It's the only way I ever knew how to express myself. I was tired of being cut off every time I spoke or had a opinion.. I figured if I made music then you would have no choice but to listen to me and hear me out [...] The kid with 'ADHD' did it. Hell ya cant wait to listen to 3 new tracks! Currently listening rn and I will say the album flows well, but it's really hard not skipping songs knowing you've heard them a good year ago. Isis still my favorite Honestly I'm just happy this is done so I can start looking forward to his next album for real this time 508 will always give me hope I was barely able to get through one full listen of this album - and not because it's like one of the worst albums I've ever heard, there are a few moments (namely Will, that's a genuinely great song), on this thing, but mostly because I was just in awe of how far he's fallen since his 508 tape. Don't get me wrong that wasn't a masterpiece, but it was a very good, maybe even great project that, at the time, had me excited to see what Joyner would do in the future. Instead, Joyner's trajectory seems to be that of a submarine. edit: "if not liking joyner lucas makes you gay, call me gay" line of the year from fantano there lmfao Can I just say how dumb it is that Joyner dissed R. Kelly on one song but then features Chris Brown on another. For all his attempts at making socially conscious music it's clear that he isn't fully committed to it in a lot of respects. Unless somehow being hypocritical about such things was supposed to tie into the ADHD concept, but I think even his biggest fans wouldn't buy into that excuse at all. Edit: This spawned the fucking funniest comment thread I've seen in a long time. Releasing so many singles off the album definitely ruined the hype and made it feel more bland than it actually is. We were all expecting this though. It's not a great debut album release but there's some good tracks on it. ISIS is still a banger and Will had a good video to take the concept of the track to another level, as well as it being a good tribute song to an idol. The album title wasn't really explored and the skits didn't really do much to support it either. I've seen a few of the 'lyrical miracle' and 'he just rhymes words for punchlines and raps fast' opinions/jokes which is odd for this. If anything he's toned that down too much to the point where a load of the tracks are just bland with no substance, whereas in older projects he'd have better concepts, more unique flows and more thoughtful rhyming schemes. Needs to find the balance. Hoping he learns and pulls it back in his next album, but don't want him going down the Logic route of releasing bangers on a mixtape then releasing a garbage album where a concept is more relevant. He's a talented artist but in my opinion he's barely been using half of that as of late. Ross Capicchioni was the first song I was introduced to. This has been a massive disappointment when seeing what he used to put out. submitted by /u/HHHRobot [link] [comments] |
| Pharrell Williams says cousin was shot, killed by police during Virginia Beach violence Posted: |
| Brockhampton reveals album cover and tracklist for ROADRUNNER Posted: https://twitter.com/brckhmptn/status/1377306719873757187?s=20 Tracklist: - BUZZCUT (feat. Danny Brown)
- CHAIN ON (feat. JPEGMAFIA)
- COUNT ON ME
- BANKROLL (feat. A$AP Rocky and A$AP Ferg)
- THE LIGHT
- WINDOWS (feat. SOGONE SOFLEX)
- I'LL TAKE YOU ON (feat. Charlie Wilson)
- OLD NEWS (feat. Baird)
- WHAT'S THE OCCASION?
- WHEN I BALL
- DON'T SHOOT UP THE PARTY
- DEAR LORD
- THE LIGHT PT. II
This tracklist has me PUMPED. What do you guys think? submitted by /u/rileyretriever [link] [comments] |
| Kevin Abstract says the last 2 BROCKHAMPTON albums will be released this year Posted: |
| CONGRATS TO MY WU BROTHER "STREET LIFE" & "METHOD MAN" #SQUADUP IS THE YANKEES TEAM SONG FOR 2021. WINGS UP - DINI Posted: |
| Pusha T - Trouble on My Mind ft. Tyler, the Creator Posted: |
| The Lost Art of Album Rollouts Posted: |
| [DISCUSSION] Conway the Machine & The Alchemist - LULU (One Year Later) Posted: crazy how alchemist is working with teejayx6 one day and Conway the next This is the first Griselda project this year, right? Place your bets here, how many are we getting in 2020? I predict 7 or 8. Also this shit is fantastic, Conway sounds amazing over amazing Alchemist beats, surprise. His flow on Calvin is crazy 4 songs in and surprisingly enough the beats are great and the rapping is great. Who wouldve thought that Alchemist and a griselda member could make great music? Edit: They Got Sonny is just simply amazing Edit 2: Yeah this is just a solid ass project. Cant wait for Conway's Shady album Conway's rapping on Calvin kinda caught me off guard but I liked it. And Gold BBS'S is gonna be bumping out the trunk HARD when we can finally leave the house. Alchemist maintaining his presence as usual. This project lived up to my expectations. submitted by /u/HHHRobot [link] [comments] |
| [DISCUSSION] Knxwledge - 1988 (One Year Later) Posted: y'all act like this man doesn't drop 50 projects a year that sounds this good lol Knxwledge once again proves that he's one of the best producers and samplers of this generation. Man is in a league of his own and that Nxworries teaser is just icing on the fucking cake. I hope people don't sleep on this release because this is really great so far. anyone who doesn't listen to knx, listen to track 15. still knocks me out every time years later. nice to have an extended version, although i kinda like the mix on the original version better (this one's "cleaner"). that synth tho... i'm crying dude. this man is a monster. Knxwledge always drops heat itkanbe[sonice] (feat. Anderson .Paak & NxWorries) Yes Lawd! Hud Dreems is one of my most played albums ever (my last.fm has it at #10 all time). I must have played it three or four times back to back when it dropped. To say this was my most anticipated album of the last few years would be an understatement. I'm laying in bed wishing I could just get up and let it loop, but alas, work calls in the morning. Love how the track titles fit together and form a calming message for the listener. This is all I'm listening to tomorrow. Can't fucking wait. submitted by /u/HHHRobot [link] [comments] |
| James Blake - Mile High (feat. Travis Scott & Metro Boomin) Posted: |
| Chief Keef - Can You Be My Friend Posted: |
| [FRESH VIDEO] Westside Gunn - Julia Lang Posted: |
| Navy Blue Needs to Get a Few Things Off His Chest Posted: |
| Drake - Sweeterman Posted: |
| Gang Starr - You Know My Steez (Live) (1998) Posted: |
| Mustafa announces debut project "When Smoke Rises" coming out May 28 and featuring Sampha, James Blake, Frank Dukes Posted: source When Smoke Rises is the sonic embodiment of Mustafa's radical vulnerability and self-awareness. Produced alongside James Blake and Frank Dukes and released under his own imprint Regent Park Songs, the artist's eight-track debut is an exercise in honesty, as the artist confronts feelings of grief, sorrow and sadness that he still navigates due to the loss and death of loved ones at the hands of gun violence. The album acts as both an acknowledgment of his journey as well as a stop to reckon what was lost. Many people are familiar with the stylings of his peers who hail from the community like Safe, but through his atmospheric and moody songs, Mustafa is texturizing what sounds are able to come out of the space he calls home. Inspired by the composition of Joni Mitchell's music, he pairs grit and comfort in "Air Forces". Taking a page out of Leonard Cohen's book, Mustafa glides across chords with soul-baring lyrics about his lived realities. Tracklist: - Stay Alive
- Air Forces
- Separate
- The Hearse
- Capo (ft. Sampha)
- Ali
- What About Heaven
- Come Back
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| [FRESH] Lil Gotit - Toosie Posted: |
| [FRESH] Westside Gunn- TV Boy Posted: |
| Episode 1 of El-P on Open Mike Eagle's Podcast "What Had Happened Was" is out now. Posted: |
| Daily Discussion Thread 03/31/2021 Posted: Welcome to the /r/hiphopheads daily discussion thread! This thread is for: - objective questions with right/wrong answers (e.g. "Does anyone know what is happening with MIXTAPE?", "What is the sample in SONG?")
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Do not create a separate self post for these types of discussions outside of this thread - if you do, your post will be removed, as stated in the guidelines. Weekly/Monthly Threads Other ways to interact There are a number of other ways to interact with other members of HHH: New to /r/hiphopheads or hip-hop in general? Check these out: submitted by /u/HHHRobot [link] [comments] |
| [FRESH] Lil Tjay - Born 2 Be Great Posted: |
| Is the Deluxe Album Trend Bad For Music? Posted: |
| Pitchfork reviews Haram by Armand Hammer & The Alchemist: "...ELUCID and billy woods drag postcolonial wounds onto the examination table. They don't just embrace the darkness; they wear it as a protective cloak." Posted: |
| [Fresh Video] Young Dolph + Key Glock - Dummest & The Dummest Posted: |
