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B. Cox and Domo review Maxwell’s groundbreaking and culture-shifting debut album Maxwell’s Urban Hang Suite. It was an album that signaled a paradigm shift from R&B music of the day that featured a more hip-hop sound back to a traditional feel that combined soul, jazz and funk in a way […]

The crew reviews Busta Rhymes’ 1996 debut solo album The Coming. It was a ceremonious debut tafter a successful career with the Leaders of The New School, unleashing a power packed assault filled with energy packed bars and punchlines with legendary cast of producers and guest spots, setting in motion […]

B. Cox once again welcomes special guests D & T of The Perfectly Imperfect Couple Podcast to help him review the India Arie’s debut classic album, the incredibly majestic Acoustic Soul. It was an album that projected the best that neo-soul had to offer, combining jazz, blues, hip-hop and folk music to express themes of self-love, […]

In this edition of The Guest Lounge, B. Cox sits down with Uchay & QD (Q. Deezy) of The Ill-Advised Wise Guys Podcast. The fellas talk about their podcast journey, what keeps them motivated, their take on what makes classic hip-hop albums and their ideal and dream interviewees. Visit The […]

The crew reviews Memphis rapper and Hypnotize Minds Camp Posse member Project Pat’s second album Mista Don’t Play, a hard hitting, fast moving and steel charged project filled with tales from the dark corners, strip clubs and streets of North Memphis, complimented by a unique flow over menacing and dark […]

B. Cox & J. Owe look back at Houston’s own Geto Boys third album, We Can’t Be Stopped; an offering that sprung the hardcore rap group into the national spotlight with tracks that combined gangster rap, horrorcore, political commentary and a classic single that would cement their legacy for years […]

B. Cox welcomes special guests D & T of The Perfectly Imperfect Couple Podcast to help him review the Fugees second and final album, the magnum opus The Score. It was a once in a lifetime occurrence in hip-hop in 1996 with a unforgettable story: How a $135,000 advance after […]

B. Cox and J. Owe take a look back at 2Pac’s acclaimed fourth studio album, 1996’s All Eyez On Me. It was a double-disc of classic singles and historic album cuts fueled by Shakur’s emotions surrounding his recent incarceration and perceived betrayal of those closest to him. He used this […]

B. Cox & Domo look back at 90’s R&B girl group Total’s 1996 debut album the self-titled Total. It was an stellar effort with an all-star cast of producers who helped to craft a sound for one of the most recognizable groups of 90s. Visit The Vault Classic Music Reviews […]