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Gunna’s fourth and final entry in the Drip Season series features some exceptional production and polishes his formula.

Dawn FM is The Weeknd’s followup to After Hours and a dive into the deepest depths of his psyche.

When Smoke Rises is a stunning debut from Mustafa dedicated to Smoke Dawg and Regent Park.

Kim Areum takes the crossover of K-Pop with City Pop to addictive heights on the nostalgic Summer City.

Mac Miller’s magnum opus, Faces, received an official vinyl pressing that sounds phenomenal.

The Extravagant Collection is the long-awaited album from NorthSideBenji that proves he’s on a different level in Toronto’s underground scene.

Music of the Spheres is a disaster on all fronts that can’t even manage to bring out Coldplay’s cheesy optimism in an engaging way.

Punk is an encapsulation of Young Thug’s different styles and melds together acoustic instrumentals with his traditional trap anthems.

The vinyl pressing for Ecco2k’s E is one of the most impressive packages in recent memory with some nice bonuses.

Luka Troncic is the fourth project from Michigan rapper BabyTron with yet another endless stream of punchlines and 80s throwback beats.