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The first thing that stands out about Popcaan’s fifth album Great Is He is that, despite his heavy usage of Patois, which gives it a distinct Jamaican flavor, the 17-track album has just two Dancehall songs and is primarily a combination of R&B and Afrobeats. Because Popcaan is generally described …

Rageful poetry guides YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s unapologetically long-winded fourth studio album. YoungBoy Never Broke Again is an artist who is pretty difficult to understand. Not in the sense of his lyrics being intelligible — albeit some of his tracks do admittedly pair nicely with a lyric read-along — but …