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The gargantuan third installment of Young Thug’s label compilation series inducts a new class of YSL and ØWay acolytes to the collective’s post-RICO reconstruction.
Southern Hip Hop on LoudQuietLoud: about 20 artists, including Future, 21 Savage and Young Thug. It runs alongside dirty south, jazz rap and pop rap.



The gargantuan third installment of Young Thug’s label compilation series inducts a new class of YSL and ØWay acolytes to the collective’s post-RICO reconstruction.
The quick follow-up to July’s xperiment injects some much-needed passion and dynamism into the rage-rapper’s formula.
Six years after their first collaborative EP, the Miami rapper and the producer formerly known as Kenny Beats team up again, but both the rapping and the beats mostly feel stuck on autopilot.
As the Memphis rapper faces life in prison for an alleged attempt to get out of his record contract, the hard-nosed raps on his studio debut are either thrilling or depressing to witness.
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible.
With soulful beats and casual technique, sharp character studies and rude jokes, the Alabama rapper’s new album demonstrates his vision of neotraditionalist Southern rap.