Pranav Trewn explores the evolving experience of music festivals through the lens of the livestream, balancing the digital convenience of remote viewing with the irreplaceable energy of live attendance.
Rising alt-pop artist XTINE explores the power of staying present in her vulnerable new single, "In The Falling," out now.
Explore the creative journey behind Nipsey Hussle's posthumous album, PROLIFIC, as Bino Rideaux reflects on his mentorship and the legacy of the L.A. legend.
New York-based guitarist Sandy Ortega recently unveiled his prized, handcrafted RamÃrez guitar during an intimate performance at Silvana.
From vintage raves to experimental soundscapes, we explore the most compelling DJ sets that defined the dancefloor in July 2026.
Will Hagle explores the rise of 22-year-old rapper Ankith Woods, tracing his journey from viral internet sensation to a compelling live performer.
We dive into the latest releases from Cletus Strap, Earl Sweatshirt, and others in this week's edition of The Rap-Up.
Reflecting on the life and legacy of hip-hop pioneer Sparky D, a trailblazer who helped define the sound and spirit of the Roxanne Wars.
Explore the origins of G-funk through the lens of Filipino pioneer DJ Glaze, whose collective Perfection helped shape the legendary West Coast sound.
POSITIVEMAN is redefining cultural storytelling by bridging three distinct nations into a singular creative vision, starting with the explosive TOMA project.
Kelly Monrow delivers a raw and vulnerable musical narrative with her latest single, 'Dear Dolly: A Child's Memo,' shifting from indie pop to soulful storytelling.
Tyga's latest project, $TARFACE, raises uncomfortable questions about the role of artificial intelligence in the future of music production.
Harlem rapper Errol Holden discusses his transition from the streets to a burgeoning music career, detailing his artistic evolution and recent success.
Knoxville-based artist Garret Murko steps into the spotlight with his debut album, Seriously, a chorus-free, lyrics-first project years in the making.
Reflecting on the 30th anniversary of UGK's masterpiece, Ridin' Dirty, we explore the enduring legacy and narrative depth of the Texas duo's seminal work.
Prison rap pioneers Lifers Group join forces with West Coast legend X-Raided for a poignant new single, 'Count My Blessings.'
Oakland artist OVRKAST. joins The Truth Hurts podcast to discuss his journey from the Bay Area beat scene to securing major industry placements.
LA duo OTM discuss their journey, their connection to the Stinc Team, and the enduring legacy of Drakeo the Ruler.
West LA rapper Big Sad 1900 joins the hosts of The Truth Hurts for a deep, career-spanning conversation on life, music, and legacy.
Charli xcx navigates the complexities of fame and artistic identity in her latest project, Music, Fashion, Film.
Electronic producer DJ Plead discusses his new album, 'Please,' and how he navigates identity, vulnerability, and the emotional weight of his sound.
As Future releases his latest project, we reflect on a decade of unparalleled output to identify the ten definitive tracks that define his singular artistry.
The legendary Philadelphia MC reflects on her seminal 1996 debut album, Kollage, and her enduring influence on hip-hop culture.
In his latest project, Reawakened, San Bernadino rapper DoggyStyleeee reimagines the classic G-funk sound with a raw, jagged, and handmade aesthetic.
Newly obtained court documents in a civil suit reveal a security guard's testimony claiming rapper YG was armed with a knife during the fatal 2021 altercation involving Drakeo The Ruler.
Anthony Seaman explores the shifting landscape of hip-hop, from MIKE's Young World Festival to the latest tracks from Slayr, Estee Nack, and more.
Two decades after its release, we look back at Cameron Giles’s pivot toward street-level cinema and the enduring impact of Killa Season.
The Tri-State trio discusses their collaborative journey, the making of their new project Triple Double, and staying authentic in the modern rap landscape.
Jazz multi-instrumentalist Roger Glenn reflects on his storied career, the reissue of his 1976 classic 'Reachin'', and his new album 'My Latin Heart'.
The late composer Julius Eastman has become newly celebrated. What does his long-overdue recognition say about his legacy—and our culture?