Blunt talk on the Smokin' Grooves Tour with the Fugees, Spearhead and A Tribe Called Quest
Blunt talk on the Smokin' Grooves Tour with the Fugees, Spearhead and A Tribe Called Quest
Blunt talk on the Smokin' Grooves Tour with the Fugees, Spearhead and A Tribe Called Quest
Beat Angel Brian Smith's 10 Greatest Atrocities in '96
Beat Angel Brian Smith's 10 Greatest Atrocities in '96
Hip-hop court jester Busta Rhymes rides high with new album and groundbreaking tour
Hip-hop court jester Busta Rhymes rides high with new album and groundbreaking tour
Run-D.M.C. keeps pushing to earn respectability for hip-hop
Collegiate wrestler Jake Harman turns into Multimedia Man
The Roots threaten to make their big move with Things Fall Apart
The Roots threaten to make their big move with Things Fall Apart
Ultra Proteus (Coup d'Etat)
Hollywood Alley's thicker than super-chunky Skippy as the Crown City Rockers help celebrate Blunt Club's birthday
Hollywood Alley's thicker than super-chunky Skippy as the Crown City Rockers help celebrate Blunt Club's birthday
By Martin Cizmar Q-Tip is a perfectionist. Or so he said Monday night as he derailed his show one song in, taking a five-minute interlude to adjust the sound. “Any of ya’ll bloggers out there? Any bloggers?” he asked. “So when you blog about this, just be a little gracious. ... More >>
By Dan Leroy A couple of weeks ago, an expert on the Harry Potter series told an audience of high school kids how lucky they were to have this Big Shared Experience--these seven books and 41,000 words in common. What does Harry Potter have to do with hip-hop in 2008? In an age when many year-end ... More >>
By Dan Leroy A couple of weeks ago, an expert on the Harry Potter series told an audience of high school kids how lucky they were to have this Big Shared Experience--these seven books and 41,000 words in common. What does Harry Potter have to do with hip-hop in 2008? In an age when many year-en ... More >>
The world already has its share of ridiculous ring tones, but now, thanks to a company called FunMobility, you can hear the voice of famed physicist Stephen Hawkings rapping "Baby Got Back" whenever that special someone calls your cell phone.
The world already has its share of ridiculous ring tones, but now, thanks to a company called FunMobility, you can hear the voice of famed physicist Stephen Hawkings rapping "Baby Got Back" whenever that special someone calls your cell phone.
Q-Tip headlines a massive mix of dopeness
Q-Tip headlines a massive mix of dopeness
Hip-hop crew Jurassic 5 moves in a new direction
YoYoYoYoYo
(Big Dada)
Back like dat
Thugs rap, rap, rapping at the door
Socially conscious, lyrically lush
Socially conscious, lyrically lush
Socially conscious, lyrically lush
Electronic music never erupted the way the faithful hoped it would, but jungle, and DJs like AK1200, still thrive in the underground
It took five years, but the old-schoolers of Gang Starr are finally on the comeback with The Ownerz. Guru, for one, is still hungry.
30,000 bands can't be too wrong -- CD Baby hands 'em independence
Jurassic 5 stays true to hip-hop -- even as its core audience lives in an alternative universe
A Gangster and a Gentleman (Ruff Ryder), (Past, Present and Future) (Capitol), Lord Willin' (Star Trak)
Where'd you hear that funk riff before? L.A.'s Breakestra is so glad you asked.
Black Eyed Peas hope they're luckier in 2001 than they were last year
Talib Kweli offers his reflections on the state of hip-hop, Levi's, and the role of MCs in the African-American community
DJs Megadef and Fact bring a touch of youth and New York flavor to the local hip-hop scene
Fantastic, Vol. 2 (GoodVibe)
The Jungle Brothers continue to chart new territory on their latest effort, V.I.P.
Styles of Beyond takes underground back to the future
September 24 - 30, 1998
GARRETT DUTTON III, A.K.A. G. LOVE, FLAVORS TRADITIONAL SOUNDS WITH SPECIAL SAUCE
GARRETT DUTTON III, A.K.A. G. LOVE, FLAVORS TRADITIONAL SOUNDS WITH SPECIAL SAUCE
GARRETT DUTTON III, A.K.A. G. LOVE, FLAVORS TRADITIONAL SOUNDS WITH SPECIAL SAUCE
