Rosalía’s fourth studio album, LUX, emerges as a bold and sweeping statement: produced with her at the helm alongside collaborators such as Yves Tumor and Björk, and recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Daníel Bjarnason. Early singles include the theatrical “Berghain”, featuring Björk and Yves Tumor, and the preview track “Reliquia”. […]
Offset drops a surprise 11-track album that lands on Halloween, delivering a moody, reflective tape titled Haunted By Fame. He opens up about the darker side of stardom: “haunted” is more than a pun, meaning his fame comes with its own ghosts. The features are sharp: he links up with NBA YoungBoy on “I Heard”, […]
Sophia Galaté steps confidently into her own with debut album, For My Own Entertainment, a textured 12-track exploration of independence,(soulful R&B and funk colours) that feels both personal and playful. The early singles “Please Don’t Talk To Me” and “Options” set the tone, the former a clear statement of self-care and the latter a sultry […]
Kodak Black returns with authority on Just Getting Started, a 20-track set that feels like both a statement and a reset for the Florida rapper. The lead single “Still Get Chanel” featuring Chance The Rapper sets the tone, vulnerable yet boastful and is produced by his longtime collaborator Dr. Zeus. The guest list is impressive, […]
Released on October 31, 2025, this posthumous album arrives nearly three decades after Big L’s tragic passing and is framed as a celebration of his lyrical legacy. Under the banner of Mass Appeal’s Legend Has It… series, Harlem’s Finest: Return Of The King features production credits including Royce da 5’9″, G Koop, 2One2, Al Hug […]
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