Chicago native Lexi is on her way to leaving her imprint on the genre of R&B.
Many of your favorite tracks started with quilts draped over closet doors to soundproof a homemade booth.
“Don’t say his name.”
Jordan Peele reimagines the titular character of the classic Candyman horror series with his own film of the same name.
Chi-town hailing Delo Do Numbers is catching some attention with his debut tracks “First Of All” & “Messy” featuring Calboy.
Worn by the likes of Young Thug, Gunna, Jacquees, Chance The Rapper, Lil Durk and many more, Ropa has established himself as one of America’s hottest up-and-coming designers. This story however begins in Southside Chicago when he was a mere high-schooler.
Chicago-based MC Rarri True is on the verge of blowing up. His music is nothing less than top-notch trap acrobatics tuned to the hum of an italian-made engine, the big body bars of a titan no less. His approach and Weltanschauung is from the bottom to the top, a true definition of what the American dream looks like coming from a city like Chicago.
His track ‘Young Boss’ featuring fellow artist Pluto is all thoroughbred. They’re able to weirdly capture the feeling of an intense come-up but in a luxurious way, which is exactly what Rarri is talking about when he speaks of taking a jet instead of Lyft, a symbol of him going very far in his climb to stardom. The two rappers lay down solid bars over a trappy beat that is so luxury you might start thinking of investing in henny bottles. Beware. Take a listen below and watch out for more music via his insta.
The Knockturnal sits down with the cast of Comedy Central’s “South Side” to discuss the show’s upcoming premiere on July 24.
Academy Award winner Cuba Gooding is making his return to the Broadway stage as Billy Flynn, the smooth, fast-talking lawyer, in the iconic musical, “Chicago,” after wrapping up a run on London’s West End.
MYCHL is a rising Chicago act that is catching a lot of attention with his new single, “Color Me Bad”.
Recently releasing his new project, entitled, Purple Wave. New York recording artist Jesse Eplan surprises the mainstream with a big-time collaboration with Rich Forever’s Famous Dex in the release of two new singles, “Cannon” and “Flight”.