
Album Reviews8/10
Rapsody’s Thank H.E.R. Now Names Hip-Hop’s Women Pioneers Across 20 Tracks
A tribute to Black women pioneers in hip-hop and beyond, told across twenty tracks of solemn purpose.


A tribute to Black women pioneers in hip-hop and beyond, told across twenty tracks of solemn purpose.

Rapsody's debut album weighs ambition against length, with 'Believe Me' and 'Celebrate' carrying a record that drifts between modes.

Rapsody's Please Don't Cry is a raw, pointed album about surviving fame, family, and grief — a review of every track.

A grave chronicle of Rapsody's wisdom-laden record, whose fourteen tracks flow, in patient measure, through soul and solemn rhyme.
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