On this episode of Music and Makeup, I'm back with a triple-threat review! In this episode, I’m tapping into three fresh drops that have been running up my rotation lately: Chyna Streetz & 183rd’s new EP Room Service, Errol Holden’s Fever, and the long-awaited new album from Boldy James and Nicholas Craven, Criminally Attached.

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On this episode of Music & Makeup, we’re diving into three new hip hop releases, each with its own sound, story, and energy.

First up, Mobb Deep’s Infinite, a powerful return from the legendary Queensbridge duo that honors Prodigy’s legacy while proving Havoc still has one of the sharpest ears in the game. Then, we tap into Errol Holden’s Mulberry Silk Road, a cinematic project presented by Roc Marciano full of vivid storytelling and luxury grit. I share my favorite bars from Rod Lavers with the Stussy Hoodie and what I love about Brazilian Butt Lifts and Puff Lips.

Finally, we head south to Houston with Monaleo’s Who Did the Body? a bold, emotional, and deeply personal statement that cements her as one of the most exciting voices in hip hop right now.

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In this episode of Music and Makeup, I review A Fly in the Soup, the new collaborative album from Willie the Kid & Soop. Known for his sharp lyricism and versatile flows, Willie the Kid links up with Soop to deliver a project full of vivid storytelling, slick wordplay, and smooth production.

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25 years after his classic Supreme Clientele, Ghostface Killah returns with Supreme Clientele 2. On this episode of the Music and Makeup Podcast, I break down the album’s production, standout tracks, guest features and share my thoughts on how it compares to the original.

We’ll talk about Ghostface’s signature storytelling, the Wu-Tang legacy, and whether this highly-anticipated sequel lives up to the hype.

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Roc Marciano and DJ Premier just blessed us with their new EP The Coldest Profession and I had to talk about it. In this episode of Music and Makeup, I break down each track, highlight my favorite moments, and share why “Execution Style” stood out to me the most.

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Whats up Saints and Ain'ts! It’s been 30 years since Raekwon dropped his legendary debut album Only Built 4 Cuban Linx…, better known as the Purple Tape. On this episode of Music & Makeup, we’re celebrating its legacy, impact, and the timeless storytelling that made it a cornerstone of 90s hip hop. From Ghostface Killah’s unforgettable features to RZA’s cinematic production, this album set a new standard for lyricism and creativity in rap. We’ll talk about the tracks that defined an era, the cultural influence it had on fashion and slang, and why the Purple Tape still holds a special place in hip hop history. Whether you’ve been a Wu-Tang fan since ’95 or you’re just discovering the classics, this is one celebration you don’t want to miss. 💜 What’s your favorite song from the Purple Tape? Drop it in the comments!

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On this episode of Music and Makeup, I’m sharing my thoughts on Late to My Own Funeral, the newest project from Detroit’s own Boldy James and Montreal producer Nicholas Craven. This album is full of the sharp lyrics and reflective storytelling that has become Boldy's signature. Craven’s production layers soul samples and eerie loops under bars that feel both heavy and intentional.

I’m breaking down standout tracks and how this project fits into Boldy’s prolific run over the last few years.

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In this episode of Music and Makeup, I'm reviewing Clipse’s long-awaited album Let God Sort ‘Em Out. It’s been over fifteen years since we’ve heard Pusha T and Malice together on a full project, and baby… they had something to say. I’m breaking down the bars, the beats, the production choices, and whether this comeback hit the mark or missed the moment.