The best Drill albums
of the 2020s.
Where to start with 2020–2029 drill — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2020s — drill
Top picks from 2020–2029, ranked by where we would start.
Drake
Dark Lane Demo Tapes
A blend of introspective lyrics and varied production styles that spans hip-hop, R&B, and dancehall influences.
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Drake
Scary Hours 2
A concise collection of sharp, introspective verses layered over minimalist beats that showcase Drake's lyrical prowess and emotional depth.
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Polo G
Hall of Fame
A polished blend of introspective lyricism and catchy hooks, underscored by a vibrant trap production aesthetic.
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Pop Smoke
Meet the Woo 2
A vibrant fusion of Brooklyn drill beats and catchy hooks, underpinned by Pop Smoke's commanding vocal presence.
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Pop Smoke
Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon
A vibrant fusion of Brooklyn drill beats and melodic hooks that encapsulates a life lived on the edge.
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NLE Choppa
Me vs. Me
A dynamic blend of Memphis rap and melodic trap, punctuated by aggressive flows and introspective lyrics.
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NLE Choppa
Top Shotta
A vibrant blend of trap beats and catchy hooks, layered with NLE Choppa's aggressive yet melodic delivery.
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Polo G
The Goat
'The Goat' highlights Polo G's unique ability to balance reflective lyricism with engaging melodies. This album sets a strong foundation for understanding his musical and lyrical evolution.
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Lil Durk
Just Cause Y'all Waited 2
A raw blend of gritty narratives and melodic hooks that captures the struggles and triumphs of contemporary urban life.
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Chief Keef
Almighty So 2
A chaotic blend of raw emotion and gritty realism, driven by hard-hitting beats and reflective lyricism.
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Lil Durk
7220
A raw blend of introspective lyrics and gritty production that captures the essence of modern Chicago drill.
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King Von
What It Means to Be King
A raw and unfiltered exploration of street life, delivered through King Von's gripping storytelling and aggressive flow.
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Ice Spice
Like..?
A vibrant blend of Bronx drill and pop rap, infused with playful lyrics and catchy hooks that define contemporary urban culture.
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Ice Spice
Y2K!
Y2K! combines catchy hooks with playful lyrics over infectious beats, reflecting the exuberance of contemporary hip-hop culture.
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G Herbo
PTSD
This album effectively encapsulates G Herbo's unique blend of gritty realism and introspective storytelling. It allows listeners to engage with his experiences while also appreciating the production that drives his narrative forward.
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G Herbo
25
A raw blend of introspective storytelling and gritty beats, reflecting the harsh realities of life in Chicago.
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King Von
Welcome to O'Block
This album stands out for its ability to weave intense narratives while maintaining a pulsating energy throughout. It effectively highlights King Von's lyrical depth and authenticity, making it an ideal entry point for new listeners.
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6ix9ine
Leyenda Viva
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6ix9ine
TattleTales
A chaotic blend of aggressive beats and brash lyricism that reflects the tumultuous life of its creator.
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Fivio Foreign
B.I.B.L.E.
A gritty reflection of street life woven with melodic hooks and dynamic beats, embodying the essence of Brooklyn drill.
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Fivio Foreign
800 B.C.
A gritty blend of hard-hitting beats and streetwise narratives that define Brooklyn's drill scene.
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Bobby Shmurda
Bodboy
A high-energy blend of aggressive beats and sharp lyrics, encapsulating the raw essence of Brooklyn drill.
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Pooh Shiesty
Shiesty Season
Rugged beats collide with gritty narratives, embodying the raw energy of trap and drill music from Memphis.
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Headie One
Edna
A fusion of UK drill and Afrobeats, layered with introspective lyrics and vibrant production that transcends genre boundaries.
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