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For a little over a year now, I’ve been exploring and diving into A$ap Ant. The Baltimore rapper has intrigued me with his wordplay, the production of his songs, and his consistency when it comes to dropping new music for his fans. While we’re constantly focused on the “star” members of the A$ap mob, the […]
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In 2019, it’s obvious women have made their presence known in rap. In a genre dominated by men, they have to work twice as hard and people make twice the assumptions about them too.
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In the music world there are singers. There are also rappers. There are also songwriters. Sometimes these positions overlap. They are not required to. In the past few months, the conversation of ghostwriting has come back to the forefront again. Some feel it should never occur in the world of rap and I disagree with […]
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Once again we have a laundry list of releases. However this time around the amount of singles dominates. I can’t get to everything but I can get to the ones you should prioritize.
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It’s been one year since this drop and a lot of you are just now appreciating it, here’s why.
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The black people in charge of musical guest booking at SNL really held it down for us this season y’all.
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We got multiple releases across a variety of styles this time around so there has to be something in this list you like. If not…
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In the late midnight hour, Rico Nasty drops her long awaited project “Anger Management” with producer Kenny Beats.
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Check out the Beast Coast performance on The Tonight’s Show with Jimmy Fallon
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For years, hip hop and graffiti have been the perfect marriage. Used as a way to express their love for music and art, many street artists have used graffiti to pay homage to legendary hip hop artists like Ice Cube, Biggie Smalls, Tupac, and Nipsey Hussle — may he Rest In Peace
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