Roc Marciano’s "656" Is Cinematic Luxury Rap | Full Album Review

On this episode of Music and Makeup, I’m diving into Roc Marciano’s latest album, 656.Named after the apartment where he grew up on Long Island, 656 finds Roc returning to his roots by producing the project entirely himself , a callback to the spirit of Marcberg. In this review, I break down the album’s cinematic production, layered wordplay, standout moments, and the storytelling that continues to make Roc Marciano one of the most influential voices in underground hip hop.We also discuss standout tracks like “Childish Things,” “Hate Is Love,” and “Trapeze” featuring Errol Holden, plus the subtle references, luxury rap energy, and details that reward repeat listens.