The Urban Retro Playlist

Being high is usually related to being under the influence of different substances.  To most i'ts most importantly a state of mind and you can get a fix off what ever it is and in this case it just happens to be music. If you are high enough, everything can seem completely different!  Music could also be heard in different perspectives. It can...

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Lupe fiasco is one of the most conscious rappers, in the sense that his content most times revolves around the serious situations that surround him. He uses his music as a medium to air his views and things like that. Sadly I missed out on his mixtapes but I've listened to a couple of singles and three of his albums and they were...

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Davido emergence to the spotlight has been considerably different from other individuals. A short while after he burst in to the scene he was able to cement his place among the most recognized in the Nigerian mainstream music industry. Though having just one album at the moment, he has been able to release dozens of hits and he has collaborated with number of...

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I'm going to start by saying I've been listening to Omari for give or take three years, though the style/approach might change the message is still the same. He's one of the only new school, urban Nigerian conscious rappers I really listen too. His music is too content filled. Recently he released a new project; No Mans Sorrow which is still in line...

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I wonder how Chris Brown is still just 26 and he's been around soooo long, I mean howw? That's posterity right there, I mean he's found a way to just remain relevant irrespective of the way he's chosen to do that. Though he has tarnished his squeaky clean image, people seem to love his bad boy phase even more. The area that concerns...

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