Nick Sligh

The newly released album “KAYTRAMINÉ” is a fun album for the summer that is not worth over-analyzing, writes Sligh.

Jack Harlow’s new album “Jackman.” represents a shift for the rap superstar. “Jackman.” is an astronomical improvement on Harlow’s debut, writes columnist Nick Sligh.

In the latest installment of “New Music with Nick,” Nick Sligh reviews Daniel Caesar’s comeback album “NEVER ENOUGH.” Surprisingly, the album lives up to the hype of his impressive debut, writes Sligh.

“The Great Escape” offers rapper Larry June the innovation needed in his career and expands producer The Alchemist’s audience base, writes Sligh.

Nick Sligh explores the new album from classic abstract hip-hop artist Ab-Soul

The album represents Little Simz’ crucial continued personal development as an emerging hip-hop legend, writes Nick Sligh.

Don’t know what to listen to? The Stanford Daily is here to help. We have compiled a playlist of our staff’s latest jams. Listen to our picks, and check out our article to learn more about the recommendations.

It’s good, but not great: columnist Nick Sligh dives into SZA’s highly anticipated second studio album and discovers unfortunate oversights unbecoming of the R&B darling.

From Pusha T and Nas to Loyle Carner and WIL$ON, 2022’s quasi-Renaissance in hip-hop has something for all fans, chronicles columnist Nick Sligh.

Tired of Spotify’s “Discover Weekly” telling you what to listen to? The Daily staff has compiled a playlist of our favorite songs this month.

The latest in a growing series of unremarkable releases from Drake, “Her Loss” failed to provide the dynamic creativity expected from a collaborative album.

With his third full studio album, Smino solidifies his reputation for creativity in rap. Though not without its flaws, this project had its strong moments and demonstrated thoughtful planning.

Seasoned columnist Nick Sligh writes about his unmet expectations for Ari Lennox’s sophomore album, “age/sex/location.”

Music columnist Nick Sligh gives a rave review of Atlanta rapper JID’s latest project and chronicles the artist’s trajectory from the early 2010s.

In celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, the writers of the Music beat give their recommendations of artists belonging to the AAPI community.

Experimental, intimate and extremely poetic, Kendrick Lamar is back with a bang…

Saba’s latest record is the most personal and well produced albums in recent times…

Nick Sligh is a Senior from Athens, Georgia, studying Economics and Psychology. Nick is always open to discuss anything relating to music, NBA basketball, and movies/TV. As somebody with a deep interest in hip-hop/rap, r&b, and pop music, he primarily covers these genres through his articles. Feel free to contact him at nsligh ‘at’ stanforddaily.com

An explosive year for music, 2021 represents the creativity and quality that hip-hop/rap has to offer, Nick Sligh writes.

An explosive year for music, 2021 represents the creativity and quality Hip-Hop/Rap has to offer, Nick Sligh writes.