As with “Exhibit A (Transformations),” “Exhibit C” is produced by Just Blaze; it seems to me as though the Mega Tron Don and Jay Electronica make one hell of a pairing.

Guest list of the decade’s best albums prepared by Heiruspecs’ Sean McPherson.

Like Bonde Do Role’s work, “Dansa” is a pure tropical club banger, with guttural Portuguese rapping over pulsating keyboards and hot beats.

Guest list of the decade’s best albums prepared by Condominium.

On “Dreamin’” Gab brings along Minneapolis native Brother Ali and Bay Area legend Del The Funkee Homosapien to elevate the rhyme…

Madlib & Strong Arm Steady will be putting out a project called Stoney Jackson sometime in the near future…

The world can never have enough Jay Electronica material. For real. And thanks to the interhighway, we have two new amazing Jay Electronica tracks.

Guest list of the decade’s best albums prepared by Lucy Michelle of Lucy Michelle and the Velvet Lapelles.

Her intimate, head-in-the-clouds jams are great addition to the dream-pop canon—a genre that is currently on fire…

In a way “Sooner or Later” is very much a modern reprisal of the shoegaze sound, just with better production value and a much more encompassing sound.

obZen is Meshuggah at their most fully realized status yet, and it is an album that challenges every other metal band to match the fury of their attack even as we enter the new decade.

While “Cliffhanger” doesn’t show her great singing as well as other songs on Fighter, it best represents the unbridled energy and powerful sound the band has created on their debut for local label Guilt Ridden Pop.