The best Drill albums
of the 2010s.
Where to start with 2010–2019 drill — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2010s — drill
Top picks from 2010–2019, ranked by where we would start.
Drake
Scary Hours
A sharp blend of introspective lyrics and catchy hooks wrapped in Drake's signature melodic flow.
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Drake
What a Time to Be Alive
A dynamic blend of braggadocio and experimental beats that captures the zeitgeist of mid-2010s hip-hop culture.
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Lil Durk
Bloodas
A raw blend of aggressive beats and introspective lyrics, capturing the stark realities of street life through a personal lens.
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Lil Durk
Love Songs 4 the Streets 2
Emotional narratives intertwine with hard-hitting beats, showcasing vulnerability amid the raw realities of street life.
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Chief Keef
Dedication
A gritty fusion of drill beats and melodic hooks, underscored by Chief Keef's distinctive vocal delivery and raw lyricism.
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Polo G
Die a Legend
A vivid exploration of resilience, weaving poignant storytelling through melodic hooks and sharp lyrical introspection.
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NLE Choppa
Cottonwood
A dynamic blend of trap beats and Memphis rap flows layered with confident lyricism and infectious hooks.
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Pop Smoke
Meet the Woo
A gritty blend of heavy bass, menacing beats, and confident delivery captures the raw essence of Brooklyn's drill scene.
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Chief Keef
Back from the Dead
Raw, aggressive beats intertwine with confessional lyrics that capture the struggles and triumphs of street life.
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6ix9ine
Day69: Graduation Day
A frenetic blend of aggressive beats and raw, visceral lyrics that capture the chaotic energy of Brooklyn's drill scene.
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6ix9ine
Dummy Boy
A chaotic blend of aggressive beats and brash lyrics that reflect a hyper-violent persona and confrontational attitude.
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G Herbo
Strictly 4 My Fans
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G Herbo
Still Swervin
Raw storytelling intertwines with menacing beats, reflecting the gritty realities of street life through G Herbo's dynamic flow.
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King Von
Grandson, Vol. 1
A raw blend of gritty narratives and pulsating beats that captures the essence of street life and personal struggles.
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Headie One
Music x Road
A dynamic blend of UK drill and Afrobeats that captures the pulse of urban life with sharp lyricism and infectious rhythms.
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YNW Melly
Melly vs. Melvin
A blend of introspective lyrics and infectious melodies, layered over hard-hitting beats that reflect both vulnerability and bravado.
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Bobby Shmurda
Shmoney Shmurda
A raw and energetic blend of drill beats and aggressive flows reflecting Brooklyn's gritty street culture.
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Bobby Shmurda
Shmurda She Wrote
A raw blend of aggressive beats and sharp lyrics reflecting the gritty realities of street life in Brooklyn.
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Lil Bibby
Free Crack 3
Raw narratives intertwine with reflective melodies, encapsulating the gritty realities of urban life through a lens of vulnerability.
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Lil Reese
Supa Savage
Raw, aggressive beats meet stark storytelling in a quintessential representation of Chicago's burgeoning drill scene.
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