We are SudetyRaport, Your favorite rap plug, and we welcome you to our massive list of the TOP 100 Best Rap Albums of 2025. You may be wondering why we are releasing the list with a slight delay. The answer is simple: we didn’t want to rush anything. We listened to hundreds of albums released last year (yes, really hundreds), from which we carefully selected the 100 best. We always strive to dive deep into the genre and explore all corners of rap. Throughout the year, we give a chance to underground artists, rap stars who top the charts, and complete newcomers. Before compiling the list, we listened again to all the albums that impressed us the most this year. We listened to both the most famous albums and the ones you sent us in DMs. Choosing only a hundred albums was really difficult. We could easily expand the list to two hundred projects, and they would still be absolutely top-notch albums. You’ll find both LPs and shorter projects in the list. When compiling the list, we had only one rule—each rapper can only have one album in the list, unless it is a collaboration with another rapper. This restriction does not apply to producers. We won’t keep you waiting any longer, let’s dive into the depths of the best rap. Peace.
Rap Weekly 162: Light-Years
Welcome to Rap Weekly 162: Light-Years. Every Monday, we’ll take you into the world of rap and summarise the most exciting news, announcements and can’t-miss stories. Find out everything you need to know in one place. We only write about the best, so you get the best rap delicacies on a golden platter. We review the albums Light-Years by Nas & DJ Premier, You Can’t Kill God with Bullets by Conway the Machine, To Love a Phantom by Verb T & Vic Grimes, Mile 790 by Phiik & DVNTBEATS, What Happened to the Streets? by 21 Savage, and Acapulco Gold by Dewey Bryan & Small Professor. Also look forward to great music videos from Hit-Boy, The Alchemist, $NOT, Lord Sko, Statik Selektah, MAVI, MIKE, Clipse, Tyler, The Creator. All this and much more in Rap Weekly.
Rap Weekly 161: sankofa
Welcome to Rap Weekly 161: sankofa. Every Monday, we’ll take you into the world of rap and summarise the most exciting news, announcements and can’t-miss stories. Find out everything you need to know in one place. We only write about the best, so you get the best rap delicacies on a golden platter. We review the albums Sankofa by redveil, Eh… Such is Life by Passport Rav & SHOWALTER!, The Company You Keep 2 by Young Roddy, Solar Lottery by your best friend jippy & Tha God Fahim, Views of a Lifetime by Skyzoo, and TIMESOFPERIL by Sleep Sinatra. Also look forward to great music videos from mary sue, THERAVADA, Pink Siifu, Bruiser Wolf, Harry Fraud, OT The Real, T.F, and Benny the Butcher. All this and much more in Rap Weekly.
Rap Weekly 160: The Pilot
Welcome to Rap Weekly 160: The Pilot. Every Monday, we’ll take you into the world of rap and summarise the most exciting news, announcements and can’t-miss stories. Find out everything you need to know in one place. We only write about the best, so you get the best rap delicacies on a golden platter. We review the albums The Pilot by MAVI, ONYX’! by Pink Siifu, Luxury Art 4 by RU$H & Tha God Fahim, Yeast Talkin’ by Hit-Boy & Spank Nitti James, SUMMIT SHOOTOUT by Starker & Zoomo, and The Man Who Couldn’t Die by Trellion. Also look forward to great music videos from Ntwali, Saint Kay, Chester Watson, sen 09, hazbeen, Kong The Artisan, Conway the Machine, Roc Marciano, and CENTRAL CEE. All this and much more in Rap Weekly.
Rap Weekly 159: Cabin In The Sky
Welcome to Rap Weekly 159: Cabin In The Sky. Every Monday, we’ll take you into the world of rap and summarise the most exciting news, announcements and can’t-miss stories. Find out everything you need to know in one place. We only write about the best, so you get the best rap delicacies on a golden platter. We review the albums Cabin In The Sky by De La Soul, The Night Green Side of It by R.A.P. Ferreira & Kenny Segal, Golden Parachute by SONNYJIM & MORRIARCHI, PORTISHUS 2 by Hus “Wavo” Kingpin, Slam Dump by Tha God Fahim & Drega33, and The Uncomfortable Truth by Ransom & Conductor Williams.Also look forward to great music videos from YUNGMORPHEUS, Dirty Art Club, Navy Blue, JOURDEN, Verb T, Vic Grimes, Hit-Boy, The Alchemist. All this and much more in Rap Weekly.