| Jay Worthy & Roc Marciano’s New Album Finds Two Elite Artists Meshing Their Styles Seamlessly | June 13, 2023 |
Evan Nabavian dives into what makes the new collaborative album between Roc Marciano and Jay Worthy, two firestarters from their respective coasts, so great.
Steven Louis waxes poetic on the rap legend's excellent new album.
Joel Biswas takes a look at the newest album from the Hempstead legend
Madeleine Byrne chats with Roc Marciano about always improving, 'Rosebudd's Revenge 2,' and his tight knit community of collaborators.
Joel Biswas takes a look at Roc Marciano's latest LP, 'Rosebudd's Revenge 2: The Bitter Dose.'
| Revenge of the Mack: Roc Marciano Drops Another Gem | February 23, 2017 |
Douglas Martin takes a look at Roc Marciano's latest LP, Rosebudd's Revenge.
| 10 Years Later, The UN’s Debut is Still The Golden Grail | April 28, 2014 |
Max Bell is an advocate for Russian head wear The UN came in with the best. Comprised of Roc Marciano (fresh from his brief tenure as a member of Busta Rhymes’ Flipmode Squad) and three of his childhood friends from Long Island — Laku, Divine, and Godfree – the group first appeared on Pete Rock’s […]
| Alchemist, Prodigy & Roc Marciano In Heaven’s Home | March 6, 2014 |
Alchemist is always moving several steps ahead. Whenever I interview him, there are least two future projects locked and loaded and ready for war. When I interviewed him for the Step Brothers album, the Chemist was already talking about his gospel record. He didn’t elaborate much and I didn’t ask specifics because sometimes you want […]
| Roc Marciano & Step Brothers Play the Odds | January 20, 2014 |
Harold Stallworth is like the hip-hop version of Nicky Tarantino. Roc Marciano’s guest features can be unremarkable. His style is a bit too esoteric to gel with D-list underground acts. Even most of his collaborations with like-minded up-and-comer Action Bronson have suffered from a somewhat reluctant chemistry, like haphazardly splicing scenes from The Mack and […]
| Roc Marciano: The Pimpire Strikes Back | November 8, 2013 |
Max Bell murdered Jar-Bar Binks. There isn’t one Star Wars reference on Roc Marciano’s The Pimpire Strikes Back. It’s not a blatant disregard for source material so much as it is honest and telling revisionism. In other words, a young Marciano probably wasn’t rushing off to see George Lucas’ The Empire Strikes Back. Instead, he […]
