Anywhere The Dope Go

With only a few tracks to his name, Bandmanrill is one of the most notable artists popping up right now. His music is hip hop but it blends with Jersey…

Three 6 Mafia member Juicy J had a unsuspected late career resurgence. While always a highlight of the group, his solo work took time to fully form into its own…

Fivio Foreign’s first project is a hyped listen but underwhelming. This song features his biggest song to date on the intro, “Big Drip.” The song is drenched in his adlibbed…

Hailing from Michigan, Overlord Scooch is part of the new wave of trap that’s coming from the scene. On his most recent release, he brings his own story to the…

Follow Anywhere the Dope Go on Twitter Originally intended for a December release, Continuance is the penultimate release in a run of monthly releases for Spitta (check our review of…

Lil Wayne has been nothing but prolific in hip hop. At the time of its release, Sorry 4 The Wait was just a footnote to the daunting discography. The mixtape…

Follow Anywhere the Dope Go on Twitter Welcome to The Rotation! Every week we drop a few albums that our writers have been bumping the most so that we can…

Here we’ll recap some singles you have may missed during the week. A song that comes & goes in a flash, Pasto Flacco delivers “Wizard.” With a drill style drum…

A year after exploding on the scene & the industry scrambling to find a successor to Pop Smoke, CJ has gone ghost. His singles like “Whoopty” met plenty of criticism,…

Producer V Don has provided us with some of the most unique production in the NY scene. With tracks under his belt with the likes of A$AP Rocky, The Game…

Over four years have passed since the death of Fredo Santana, whose name will forever hold significance due the legendary name drop in Chief Keef’s “I Don’t Like.” He may…

Follow Anywhere the Dope Go on Twitter Note: We will not be focusing so much on conscious backpack and boombap (for example, Native Tongues or Soulquarians) since these are already…