This past Tuesday, Roc Boy Jay-Z released his anxiously anticipated new studio album, American Gangster. As many of you will be aware, Jigga’s latest is a conceptual record influenced by both the movie that shares its title and S. Carter’s ascent in Hip-Hop. Since American Gangster’s release there has been fervent discussion in the community over whether or not Jay has delivered another classic. As a result, DubCNN decided to weigh in on the debate and have penned a review of the acclaimed record.
American Gangster receives the Dub Quotable: “The majority of those who embrace American Gangster, however, will not dwell on such punch-lines. Rather, they will be enthralled by what remains a plush, cinematic masterstroke,” and earns an astonishing Dub Rating. To find out just how highly the album was scored, check the full review below:
Jay-Z – American Gangster (Review)
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