UNDERRATED ALBUMS
B.o.B – Underground Luxury
We actually wanted to put this album in our best albums list but we thought it will get more shine if we include it in our underrated category. Released just last month, Bobby Rayâs third album is nothing short of greatness. The multi-talented artist did a tremendous job of balancing pop-friendly and traditional Hip-Hop, and made an album with absolutely no skips. Itâs still not too late so wake up and put it in your playlist now.
Mac Miller – Watching Movies With The Sound Off
Mac Millerâs latest album came out on the same day as Kanyeâs Yeezus and J. Coleâs Born Sinner which was the prime reason why it slipped under some peopleâs radar. The project itself gets a 4/5 rating from us where Mac showed his overall growth as a rapper and proved that he isnât âjust another white rapperâ.
Yo Gotti – I Am
Yo Gotti has a good ear for production and is capable of making quality music as he showed us with his latest album I Am. The 13 song album doesnât just represent the Memphis sound but has a national appeal with the current single âCold Bloodâ featuring J. Cole as a prime example.
Black Milk – No Poison No Paradise
We were a little disappointed with Black Milkâs previous album Album of The Year but he turned things around with 2013 follow up No Poison No Paradise. The flow sounded sharp, the production shouted diversity and tracks like âMoney Bags (Paradise)â and âPoisonâ (Bonus Track) proved once again how lethal he can be as a producer.
A$AP Rocky – Long.Live.A$AP
Released top of 2013, A$AP Rockyâs major label debut Long.Live.A$AP was full of songs that are worth playing on repeat. Prior to the release, we had doubts whether the much hyped Harlem rapper would be able to deliver or not but he proved us wrong. It didnât only have solid album cuts but was also able to spawn a huge hit in âF**kin Problemsâ.
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