Hungry Hip Hop

For your listening pleasure, we at Hungry Hip-Hop are delighted to present to you our review of Earl Sweatshirt's latest project. Mr. Shirt has released yet another album, and he's rapping for us this time around. For one of our podcasters, this project was the final straw. As for the other two, well, listeners will have to tune in to see just how they responded. Happy listening!

The Weekend is back with the follow up to his 2020 album After Hours with this latest release Dawn FM. The sixteen track project had a lot to offer along the lines of discussion material. Whether it had any thing musically to give is a topic of debate. Tune in to find out for yourself whether Dawn FM is worth a listen.

The 2021 Hungry Awards are here. Look back at some of favorite and least favorite songs and albums of the year. We'd also like to thank you personally for sticking with us all this year, and look forward to sharing 2022 with you too!

In today's installment, we bring our brief stint of classic reviews to an end. Last up to the plate is Notorious B.I.G.'s debut project Ready to Die. Join us as we tackle this album's rather dated elements, as well as its sick rhymes and intricate stories of 90's Brooklyn.

A review of the classic Good Kid Maad City by Kendrick Lamar!

Guess who's back with a brand new classic review? With nothing significant dropping within the next few weeks, the gang decided to take it back to the 2010's. So, it is with great pleasure that we present to you today's installment, which centers around The Game's 2015 project The Documentary 2. All three hosts came together on this one, but was it for better or worse? Tune in and find out.

After being scorched by the hot single Charmander, Amine has graced us with his 5th mixtape 2.5! We'll take a look at what rip city's finest has been doing since he's dropped Limbo last year in 2020. An album that had Allen's favorite song of the year Pressure In My Palms. Will Amine continue his hot run? Or is this another throw away mixtape?

On Mother's Day 2014, Mac Miller released his mixtape Faces, in which he takes the listener on a ninety minute journey into the mind of an addict. Seven years later, two of his fans and one outsider review it. Two of them consider it spice, and the other considers it mental poison. One might wonder who voted how. The answer to that is left as an exercise to the listener.

JPEGMafia is back with his third full length album. At least two of us are major fans of his, and have been hungry waiting since 2019. What'd you think? What'd we think?

You unlock this episode with the key of Hip-Hop. Within it is a preview of another dimension, a dimension of sound. You're moving into a world of both shadow and substance, of things and ideas. Welcome to the Twilight Zone, where things get a little topsy-turvy. Today Milo is pitted against Allen and Marq, but not in a way you would expect. It was surprise to the entire group, and it's too much to explain in an intro. You'll just have to tune in and find out.