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 Danny Brown is a remarkable MC who takes the listener by hand and leads them directly into the streets of Detroit.

 The duality of the work will drive crazy those who love both serious rap and club rap.

Danny Brown's third album 'Old' is a compelling blend of gritty Detroit street narratives and energetic club tracks. The album is split into two contrasting halves: the first emphasizes detailed storytelling about poverty and violence, while the second delivers high-energy party anthems. Brown's unique vocal style and flow create an intense listening experience, supported by strong production and notable features. Overall, 'Old' cements Danny Brown's position in modern rap. Listen to Danny Brown’s 'Old' for a unique mix of raw street tales and unstoppable club hits.

 The wait was well rewarded. The album reaches and surpasses the quality of the previous work.

 Drake is direct, no frills, speaks with his heart on his sleeve, perfectly depicting the changes that have affected his life.

Drake’s third album 'Nothing Was The Same' surpasses his previous work 'Take Care,' with a mature and heartfelt narrative focused on his life changes after fame. The production by Noah 40 shines, while features like Jay-Z underwhelm. The album offers more rap elements and fewer radio singles, marking a deliberate artistic choice and presenting Drake at his best musically and thematically. Discover Drake’s most personal and musically rich album—listen to Nothing Was The Same today!

 "The rapper is essentially anonymous throughout the album, standing out only in a few tracks."

 "Ultimately, the album doesn’t stand out and settles on a decent level thanks to the beats and guests."

French Montana’s debut album 'Excuse My French' is a typical self-celebration hip hop record with many star guests but inconsistent beats and an anonymous lead performance. While some tracks like 'Freaks' and 'Fuck What Happens Tonight' stand out, the album overall lacks a strong personal identity. The production quality varies, highlighting a mixture of talented and less skilled producers. The album serves as a solid foundation but shows that Montana needs to better showcase his own talent. Discover French Montana’s debut and explore its hits and misses with star-studded collaborations.

 Noyz Narcos continues to deliver products characterized by dark, heavy, B movie horror atmospheres, and to give voice to a discomfort that, despite the fame, is far from disappearing.

 Narcos passes with flying colors, the album just falls short of his masterpiece Verano Zombie and shows that success and quality can be reconciled with a bit of effort.

Noyz Narcos' 2013 album Monster stands out as a dark, heavy-hitting piece of Italian horror rap, embracing strong beats, angry lyrics, and a unique style. Despite the proliferation of mainstream, lower-quality rap in Italy, Noyz maintains his authentic underground sound. Monster delivers standout tracks like Alfa Alfa, Attica, and the title track while nearly matching the mastery of his earlier album Verano Zombie. The album is highly recommended for fans of intense, horror-themed hip hop. Explore Noyz Narcos' Monster now and experience the dark heart of Italian horror rap!