Almost twenty years have passed since Aesop Rock’s debut album, and he continues to approach rapping with the same voracity that propelled his artistry on day one.
Every actor dons their roles in a unique way, and it’s fascinating to hear them speak on that transformative process.
Salima Koroma and Jaeki Cho took a chance with Bad Rap.
Detroit emcee and Shady Records affiliate, Royce Da 5’9″ has been chopping at the walls of Hip Hop with a machine gun flow, breathing incendiary rounds of lyrical power.
I was always a fan of Logic’s music, but never once did I expect him to be such an amazing live performer, and keeping true to the words of Rakim, had the crowd moving all night.
Kari Faux is an interesting talent, calling disco and funk influences into her mix of rap and song.
Toronto’s artistic backbone is finally being recognized by the rest of the world; in that exposure, some sprouts grow more vigorously than others.
Known for his time spent on The Voice, Avery Wilson is penning an album that goes deeper than what his fans might expect.
A Tribe Called Quest represents an important moment in almost every Hip Hop fan’s life.
OVO signee I love Makonnen has a lot of untapped talent.