Stanisland Magazine

Tom Hardy suits up as Frankie Pulitzer for legendary rap group Czarface’s new album.

New music Friday sees Ice Spice and Lil Yachty team up on their latest collaboration, “Out My Face (My Baby)”.

Redman is back at it again, dropping more bars of fire over a beat produced by DJ SHOCCA. Reggie Noble unloads his signature class-action lines for “Red Bull 64 Bars“, with the Def Squad affiliate spitter unloading on the counter as each bar fires from the mouth and explodes into the microphone.

New Busta Rhymes & J Dilla album returns to the boom-bap source and births a new edge of sonically rhythmic rhyme and production.

The Game tries his hand once again on his new album, The Documentary III, with mixed results.

De La Soul & Nas prove the craft of rap is still alive on their new single, “Run It Back”.

Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, drops another music video, this time for “OK,” featuring Don Toliver. The visuals are once again directed by West’s partner, Bianca Censori, in her fly-on-the-wall style, almost voyeuristic meets livestream.

This time around, West lies on an operating table with his severed head beside him, as the usual symbolic happenings occur around him until it is fixed back onto his body.

New album from Mick Jenkins & greenSLLIME hits every note but suffers from its short duration.

The new track is taken from Busta Rhymes & J Dilla’s upcoming posthumous collaboration, Dillagence 2.

Flatbush Zombies member Erick The Architect continues to step out on his own to show just how musically flexible he is with fresh vibes on his new summer anthem, “No Doubt (I’m In Love)”.

Contemporary hip-hop is fantastic — we just keep seeing the worst of it.

A throwback to an instant UK & USA classic from Melanin 9 and Roc Marciano on “White Russian”.