On February 9th, Atlanta’s acclaimed Trap Music Museum hosted the grand opening of their Black History Month exhibit dedicated to honoring black-owned businesses and artists making waves throughout Atlanta.
Last week, Paper Route Entertainment (PRE) and Trap Music Museum presented ‘Dolphland’ at the LA Art Box last Wednesday on Melrose in Los Angeles.
Today, a zealous and viral new rapper hailing from Philly, Drewboy, released a new single titled Traphouse Bounce — a three-minute trip inside the house party the 22-year-old would hold if he wasn’t quarantined in Atlanta.
Live in concert at the Electric Brixton in London, French rapper Niska, set South London on fire on Tuesday night.
Trap music’s influence on music is a low-key development that’s given loop based music a proverbial kick in the ass, creating a new “audio church” undergirded by a steady roll of hi-hats, snares and percussion that updates any recording to “current” status if used.
Rapper star Jeezy releases his title track “Church In These Streets.”