CARE FOR ME

The grief-stricken Chicago rapper’s latest is a marvel of craft, musicality, and emotion. Through Saba’s inner turmoil, he finds his most powerful and diaristic storytelling.

Wye Oak’s sixth album is beautifully dense, while The Deconstruction proves the Eels haven’t lost their touch for melancholic pop, and Dr. Octagon swings for the goddamn fences on Moosebumps. These, plus The Weeknd, No Thank You, Kali Uchis, and many more in this week’s new releases.

Chicago rapper/vocalist/producer Saba's early output on his 2016 debut studio album, Bucket List Project, took a similarly bright tone as his occasional collaborations with Chance the Rapper.

Chicago rapper Saba just dropped his second studio album, Care For Me, which shows that over the past couple years, his low-laying status wa...

A lot of big ideas are thrown around on Saba's latest album, Care For Me. So much so that you'd be forgiven for thinking that it was an attempt at 21st Century philosophy—a quick witted series of truths set up to dissect all that is wrong with us in thi