2015 Year in Review: TOZ Edition
TOZ steps in and talks about his favorites releases in both K-pop and hip-hop in 2015.
TOZ
TOZ is Selective Hearing’s resident Urban music aficionado. He also has a keen interest in K-Pop, sneakers, Star Trek and long walks on the beach.
Post by TOZ
IU – CHAT-SHIRE Review
IU remains one of the best K-pop has to offer. CHAT-SHIRE succeeds with IU achieving a new level, but is still held back by old habits.
BoA – Kiss My Lips Review
Kiss My Lips marks 15 years since BoA's debut. She's learned quite a few things and it shows on this album.
MFBTY – WondaLand Review
Tiger JK, Yoonmirae and Bizzy come together again as MFBTY, and made an album that not only meets expectations, but also subverts them as well.
The Hip-Hop Fellow Review
The Hip-Hop Fellow follows producer and professor 9th Wonder as he not only teaches at Harvard, but propels hip-hop further into the world of academics.
That’s My Jam: Usher – Confessions
That’s My Jam is a weekly feature where one person from the Selective Hearing staff goes to wax poetic about music that is pivotal to their musical tastes. Whether that would be an album, a song, or anything in-between. We all had to start somewhere. This week: Usher's Confessions.
Selective Hearing’s 2014 Year In Review – TOZ
TOZ runs down everything he has heard (he hasn't heard everything) and picks his favorites.
Big K.R.I.T. – Cadillatica Review
Cadillactica is Big K.R.I.T.'s 2nd studio album, and it shows how good an album can be when all the pieces fall into place.
PAX Prime 2014 – Shenanigans
TOZ documents the activities he got into during PAX Prime 2014, writing as much as he can to make up for not taking a lot of pictures.