Cole takes shots throughout the album that don’t directly seem related or to be addressing Kendrick (until the end) but instead address us as a whole: there is no one better than him. First track in and you can already tell he’s HUNGRY.
That’s the first time The Afros come to mind, and it vanished just as quickly
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Almost two years ago, when underground Hip Hop rappers 88thKey and Súle released “Retrogrades”, their
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I suppose it’s a little odd that I prefer an artist because of a remix
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From South East London, upcoming artist Ashley Stacey has just dropped his newest single “Do
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This is Toronto emcee Saipher Soze’s fourth full-length album. When he first started out, he
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Angelically, Lauryn Hill opens this gut-wrencher with quite lonely vocals – a refreshing yet gloomy follow-up to “The Beast.” This back-and-forth presents as a theme throughout the album, exhibiting the musical range of not only Hill but the trio as a whole.
On August 3rd, 1995 everything changed for hip-hop outcasts – Andre and Big Boy aside – Black Thought and Amir Thompson aka Questlove. The Roots are a creative achievement.
With his poetic social commentary, Kendrick Lamar never fails to engage us politically, and DAMN was similar to his previous release. Some of the most insightful and thought-provoking quotes are “XXX.” (police brutality), “FEER.” (who is praying for Kendrick Lamar), and “YAH.” (religion). However, “FEAR” is the album’s most significant track—not any of the three above tracks.
It’s always been so amazing to me that you can listen to just a few seconds of a song, and it can bring up so much emotion and memories. The 9th track off of Kanye West’s “My Dark Twisted Fantasy” may not be the most popular, and calling it his best would only create a war.
The Riverside Theater in Milwaukee abruptly ended Patti LaBelle’s performance Friday night when the building was evacuated due to a bomb threat.
Gucci Mane is ending the year on a high note by releasing a brand-new album with an almost four-hour length.
According to a class action lawsuit filed on Thursday, celebrities like Paris Hilton, Jimmy Fallon, and Madonna who advertised Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs received payment for doing so but failed to disclose the deals.
Under the current leadership at Warner Bros. Discovery’s DC Studios, it appears that the third Wonder Woman movie project is now on hold and may not materialize at all, even though it seemed to be moving along (albeit a bit slowly).
SZA has added “Nobody Gets Me” to the expanding collection of breathtaking visuals in support of SOS with the release of her second music video off her sophomore album.
Ronnie Turner, who passed away at the age of 62, was remembered by Tina Turner as her “loving son.”
Tracey Hitchings, a former singer for Landmarq, passed away at age 60 from cancer.
Drummer Austin D’amond and groove/melodic death metallers DevilDriver made an amicable separation announcement this past Thursday (Dec. 8).
Rauw Alejandro has released the Martin Seipel–directed music video for “De Carolina,” a standout song from his new album, Saturno.
Some of the best SZA songs sound like buzzed rants to yourself in the mirror—dissociative and confrontational, hitting truths a little too raw to handle sober.
As evidenced by the fact that their recent cover of Beyoncé’s “Break My Soul” made it onto Loudwire’s list of the 35 Best Rock + Metal Cover Songs of 2022, the alt-rock duo Nova Twins are swiftly establishing themselves as the go-to source for dynamic remakes this year.
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, a rapper from the Bronx, has released his fourth studio album, titled Me vs. Myself. Boogie revealed that he would be delaying the album’s release to avoid competing with Drake and 21 Savage’s Her Loss, even though the album was originally scheduled for release in November.
You People, the feature directorial debut of Kenya Barris and starring Jonah Hill, Lauren London, Eddie Murphy, and Nia Long, has received a teaser from Netflix.
Following the release of HEROES & VILLAINS on Friday, Metro Boomin is releasing an instrumental version of the album. All of the album’s original songs are included in the “Heroes Version,” along with more minimal renditions that let Young Metro’s production prowess truly stand out.
Over the weekend, William “Bill” Strobeck put together an edit to tease Supreme’s most recent full-length video, Play Dead.
That’s the first time The Afros come to mind, and it vanished just as quickly as their career did. I certainly had no idea that DJ Hurricane and Jam Master Jay had actually founded a band called The Afros.
