#hip-hop

#hip-hop

Anycia describes her sophomore album Grady Baby as 'disrespectful,' stating, 'It make you wanna choke a nigga down, put him on the ground. Make him bite the concrete.' Her appeal lies in her unrestrained attitude.

"Never did Richard Pigkaso think that a toy from Toys R Us would change his life. But after years of being bullied in high school, picking up a yo-yo gave him something he had not felt in a long time: peace and joy."

Atlanta rapper Che has announced that his new album, Rest in Bass, will be released on July 18, featuring a music video for the single "Hellraiser" with OsamaSon.

Jack Dice’s music embodies a seamless blend of chill, lo-fi beats and intelligent, thought-provoking lyrics, echoing the styles of conscious hip hop artists.

Paul Wall never left-he just hit cruise control, teaming up with DJ.Fresh for "Riding With The Top Down," a Houston-laced track that showcases musical maturity.

Lil Yachty's latest single, 'Won't Diss You,' features a candid and self-assured verse, showcasing growth and detachment from online drama in hip-hop.

The resulting track, 'Journey,' is a sempiternal Bay Area mobb banger with slow-dripping bells, sinister synths and cryptic tales of East Bay street life and scandal, representing a different era of Bay Area sound.

Blaqbonez collaborates with Kizz Daniel on the new single 'Follow Her', celebrating their friendship and showcasing an avant-garde sound perfect for summer.

The corner of 109th Street and 5th Avenue will be officially co-named "Isaac 'Fatman Scoop' Freeman III Place," honoring the late Hip Hop icon whose voice defined a generation of club anthems.

LaRussell's surprise appearance on ABC7@7 after Amanda del Castillo went viral for singing one of his songs created a memorable moment that captivated viewers.

"Lost in emotion, Mama's youngest/ Tryna navigate life without my compass," Pusha T raps bitterly in the opening verse, recalling his difficulty processing his mother's death in late 2021. "Some experience death and feel numbness/ But not me, I felt it all and couldn't function."

The original 2008 release of WLIB AM: King of the Wigflip by Madlib reflects a blend of comedic skits, fake commercials, and rich record textures, showcasing a unique sonic experience.

Chris Byrne, cofounder of Black 47, noted, 'the songs that I listen to, whether that's Joe Heaney singing or 'It's a Good Day' by Shungudzo or Grandmaster Flash's 'The Message' when it came out hit me straight away.' The essence of storytelling in music transcends the genres, as a good story told well remains timeless and impactful.

The EP opens with "Behold," the only solo track in the collection. It sets the tone with JID's signature vocal acrobatics and dense lyricism, weaving intricate rhyme schemes over a haunting, skeletal beat.

The Egyptian Lover started as a DJ in Lafayette, Louisiana, later promoting hip-hop dance events in Los Angeles with Uncle Jamm's Army, drawing crowds over 10,000.

The release of "pray4dagang" carries a weight that goes beyond the music. It arrives on the heels of Rocky's acquittal in a high-profile legal case and amid major life changes, including the news that he and Rihanna are expecting their third child.

Combs was charged with forcing, threatening and manipulating two ex-girlfriends into drug-fueled sex marathons, with assistance from a network of associates.

When Kneecap performed at Glastonbury music festival this year, bandmember Mo Chara told the crowd, 'us three have no right to be on this stage in front of this many people, rapping predominantly in a language that even people at home don't even speak.' Kneecap has risen to prominence amidst controversy surrounding its shows and political statements.

What separates this drop from the flood of music-inspired merch is its intention to honor the artists and the impact of their work rather than simply capitalizing on nostalgia.

Join us for an unforgettable night filled with the best of '90s Hip Hop and RnB, award-winning cocktails, and a vibrant dancefloor, where no scrubs are allowed!

Rick Ross and Pharrell Williams deliver a heavyweight anthem "For The Money," combining opulence and ambition, set against the backdrop of Paris.

I first started rapping around maybe 13, 14 years old, just listening to the OGs. I always wanted to see what I could contribute.

The themes are timeless—ambition, betrayal, loyalty, paranoia—offering both a blueprint and a stark look at the costs of the hustle.

Ace Hood's upcoming album S.O.U.L. marks his evolution as an artist, showcasing self-discovery and lyrical depth, poised to resonate with audiences.