The posthumous album is, sadly, as much a part of the hip-hop ethos as is sampling vintage soul snippets or rapping raw lyrics ripe with braggadocio. Be it rap veterans with opulent production values ...

On Friday, July 23, Pop Smoke’s second posthumous album, Faith, hit the streets. While was block vibing to it something serious, Billboard too felt its power as it shot to the top of the charts in its ...

The second full-length album released by Pop Smoke’s family contains a who’s who in hip-hop, from Kanye West and Future to Kid Cudi and 21 Savage! Faith, a title that reflects so much of his actual ...

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A little over a year after the world received his posthumous debut album, Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon, Pop Smoke’s team regrouped to unveil another one, entitled Faith. It arrived earlier ...

The Grammy nominee had struggled with health issues since his 2019 stroke. Unlike Shoot for the Stars, which was true to the vision Pop Smoke had in mind, this album seems to be constructed from ...

Pop Smoke’s Faith recently became the second No. 1 album in the late rapper’s catalog, joining Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon, which was released posthumously last summer. The 20-track project ...

On the eve of the release of Pop Smoke’s highly anticipated second posthumous album Faith, the tracklist and features for the project have been revealed. The follow-up to last year’s Shoot for the ...

We get another dose of Pop Smoke this Friday as the rapper’s second posthumous album, Faith, is released. Ahead of the Friday release, Smoke’s manager Steven Victor revealed the cover art for the ...

The new release by the Brooklyn rapper, who was shot and killed last year, tops Billboard, but fell short of his studio debut. By Joe Coscarelli “Faith,” the second album by the Brooklyn rapper Pop ...

Dua Lipa, Kanye West, Chris Brown and Pusha T are among the featured artists on a Frankenstein-ed but surprisingly substantial project. The posthumous album is, sadly, as much a part of the hip-hop ...