“Hip Hop” Reviews

This album represents what Hip Hop can be when a focused artist is given the right amount of time and space.

An uneventful mix made up of mostly boring and pointless tracks.

I think LIN’s music would work much more for me if the hip-hop influence was less-pronounced.

It’s just a waste of talent when the extraordinary is ruined by the preposterous.

Riddim Warfare features several MCs that freshen up what’s already a texturally diverse, rhythmically complex album.

This is real hip-hop, black science fiction in the tradition of Parliament/Funkadelic and Sun Ra.

The album represents a return to greatness for DJ Cam.

Easily some of the most creative music I’ve heard coming out of the Christian scene in a long time.