Grant Jones

6.5

First Division :: Overworked and Underpaid

Grant JonesOctober 13, 2015

An album with great production and derivative rhyming is a criticism usually reserved for more mainstream Hip-Hop albums, but is just as applicable, if not more... Read More...

LPReview

5

Obie Trice :: The Hangover

Grant JonesOctober 13, 2015

A lot of people have been sleeping on Obie Trice ever since he left Shady Records. Even his last album "Bottoms Up" had Eminem on it, and people were still unaw... Read More...

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7.5

Ghetto :: Freedom of Speech

Grant JonesOctober 10, 2015

For American readers who recall the remix to Pharoahe Monch's legendary "Simon Says", imagine a full project from that Busta Rhymes, one that maintains such an ... Read More...

Back to the LabReview

8

DJ Soko :: Domino Effect

Grant JonesSeptember 29, 2015

Not a year goes by nowadays without Detroit laying claim to contributing significantly to the year's best releases. 2015 is no different, with Guilty Simpson, A... Read More...

LPReview

7

Slum Village :: Yes!

Grant JonesSeptember 29, 2015

It's hard to believe that next year marks a full decade since the great J Dilla passed away, and while it's been even longer since J Dilla was a part of Slum Vi... Read More...

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6

K-Hill & Debonair P :: Truck Jewels and Filters

Grant JonesSeptember 29, 2015

Having produced one of my personal favorite albums of 2015 in Omniscence's "The God Hour", I started checking out previous projects Australian beat-wizard Debon... Read More...

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