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Yelawolf is a white rapper from Alabama with a delivery somewhat similar to styles Eminem has employed in the past: fast delivery, lyrics displaying a mordant wit, and a tendency to wallow in images of poverty rather than glorifying mindless consumerism. But there's a horror- soundtrack darkness to his music, with synth lines reminiscent of John Carpenter, that gives it a greater intensity than Eminem's clowning can muster. Furthermore, he's defiantly country, describing mobile homes, trips to Wal-Mart, and generally setting himself up as what happens -- as he puts it in That's What We on Now -- when the sticks meet the bricks. This release is described as a retail mixtape, since it contains six tracks from Yelawolf's last underground release, Trunk Muzik, and six new tracks presumably... Less

This documentary follows the the life of Aliaune Thiam, aka Akon. He grew up in Senegal before his family (including his father, jazz percussionist Mor Thiam) returned to the United States and settled in New Jersey when he was seven. There he discovered

Personnel: T.I., Eightball, MJG, Bun B, Mac Boney (rap vocals); Charles Pettaway (guitar, bass); Michael Witwer (guitar); Jazze Pha (background vocals). Producers include: Grand Hustle, San Holmes, DJ Toomp, Benny Tillman, Kanye West.Recorded at Patchwerk Studios, Atlanta, Georgia. Personnel: Jazze Pha (vocals); Craig Love, Michael Witwer, Charles Pettaway (guitar); Bosko (talk box).Audio Mixers: Dale Ramsey; Dale Rambro Ramsey; Daniel Romero; Manny Marraquin; Leslie Brathwaite. Recording information: Patchwerk Recordings, Atlanta, GA; PS West, Atlanta, GA.Editor: Mike Caren. Photographer: Kevin Knight.On the remarkably vulnerable I Can't Quit, the second track on his sophomore release, TRAP MUZIK, T.I. observes I'm this close to being a star and just this close to quitting. His 2001... Less

This documentary follows the the life of Aliaune Thiam, aka Akon. He grew up in Senegal before his family (including his father, jazz percussionist Mor Thiam) returned to the United States and settled in New Jersey when he was seven. There he discovered

Yelawolf is a white rapper from Alabama with a delivery somewhat similar to styles Eminem has employed in the past: fast delivery, lyrics displaying a mordant wit, and a tendency to wallow in images of poverty rather than glorifying mindless consumerism. But there's a horror- soundtrack darkness to his music, with synth lines reminiscent of John Carpenter, that gives it a greater intensity than Eminem's clowning can muster. Furthermore, he's defiantly country, describing mobile homes, trips to Wal-Mart, and generally setting himself up as what happens -- as he puts it in That's What We on Now -- when the sticks meet the bricks. This release is described as a retail mixtape, since it contains six tracks from Yelawolf's last underground release, Trunk Muzik, and six new tracks presumably... Less

Whatever promise T.I. showed on his flawed debut is almost fully realized throughout his excellent 2003 follow-up, Trap Muzik. On the surface, Trap Muzik can be viewed as another record built on glorious superficialities, concerned with little more than material wealth, drug dealing, and champion stature. Dig beneath that surface, and you'll come to appreciate an MC who uses the art of the metaphor like few others; The Trap, for instance, comes to mean a number of things. David Banner, Kanye West, and DJ Toomp all chip in with key production work, but the MC is the real draw from beginning to end, from the supremely infectious chorus of 24's to the complex self-analysis of T.I. vs. T.I.P. By the time 2003 drew to a close, this album had spawned three chart hits -- 24's had a particularly... Less

Fler's sixth solo album, Airmax Muzik II, is the first release on the rapper's own Maskulin label. Produced by X-Plosive and Gee Futuristic (with some additional production by Beatzarre and Djorkaeff), the album features bass-heavy beats with Fler's trademark, aggressive raps, including disses of rappers Kollegah, Farid Bang (Autopsie), and Sido (Ich und Keine Maske Flavour). Three of the tracks feature guest appearances by Silla and MoTrip, while Bruder was recorded with singer Shizoe. The album, which reached number six in the German album charts, is also available as a CD/DVD edition with two bonus tracks and a 30-minute portrait of Fler. ~ Christian Genzel, Rovi