Back catalogue:

Review: The arrival of any album by the mighty Snoop is a major moment in hip-hop history but this feel even bigger than usual. With the more than capable hands of Dr Dre on the production tiller alongside Snoop, there's a real royal roll call of talent lining up to guest, from Eminem, 50 Cent, Method Man, Jelly Roll, BJ the Chicago Kid, Jhene Aiko, Alus, K.A.A.N., Smitty, Dem Jointz, Cocoa Sarai, Stalone, and Fat Money. Rather inexplicably, Tom Petty and Sting feature, making this an unusual and memorable moment even within the illustrious confines of his career to date.

Review: Snoop Dogg's highly anticipated Missionary reunites the iconic duo of Snoop and Dr. Dre, delivering a nostalgic yet forward-looking album. Marking their first full collaboration since Doggystyle in 1993, the project promises the timeless synergy that defined West Coast hip-hop, featuring Dre's signature g-funk production infused with fresh, modern twists. The 15-track album boasts an impressive roster of guest artists, including Jhene Aiko on the lead single 'Gorgeous', Eminem, 50 Cent, Method Man, BJ the Chicago Kid and a posthumous contribution from Tom Petty on a reimagined version of 'Last Dance with Mary Jane' featuring Jelly Roll. Dre himself steps out from behind the boards, appearing as a guest on three tracks. Notable samples from Sly & The Family Stone's 'Thank You' and The Police's 'Message in a Bottle' enhance the album's funk-rich, melodic soundscapes. Missionary reaffirms Snoop and Dre's legacy as hip-hop pioneers.