Vinson introduces listeners to Lil’ ShrimpChipSnackDip on his new album, SoftSweetRadical, who serves as an experimental parody in an effort to broaden the culture.

FKJ's second full-length album further establishes him as a purveyor of music that never fails to percolate, Chris Daly writes.

On the legendary producer's latest, he returns to the fundamentals with a sense of urgency to nourish hip-hop's beating heart.

If it’s become harder to hear hyperpop without all the accompanying baggage of context, That Kid reminds us why this music felt so potent in the first place.

G Perico's latest EP stands out due its replayability and acts as yet another strong project in a continued hot streak, Will Hagle writes.

Nancy Mounir's elegiac and ghostly dialogue with century-old nahda music makes her something of The Caretaker of Egypt.

Abe Beame returns to discuss how FX's "The Bear" encompasses the true experiences of working in the restaurant industry professionally and extensively covers all of the things you may have missed.

In an era where most rappers spend their time either tinkering with complex flows or perfecting their lyrics, Kendrick is still blasting complex ideas at you at 100 miles per hour, Son Raw writes.

Jayson Buford and Abe Beame return to break down an 'Atlanta' episode upended by both historic and fictional reparations.

Luminary lo-fi labels Friends of Friends and Chillhop pair up to launch their first collaborative project. It's bound to put a smile on your face.