After Further Review: De La Soul’s Stakes Is High
Thirty years after its release, we revisit De La Soul’s seminal album, Stakes Is High, to explore its enduring legacy and cultural impact.
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The 2001 Project: Aesop Rock’s Labor Days
Revisiting Aesop Rock's seminal 2001 album, Labor Days, an essential exploration of the grind, the body, and the passage of time.
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Inspectah Deck Reveals the Secrets of His Classic Records
Wu-Tang Clan legend Inspectah Deck reflects on his iconic career, the evolution of his lyrical style, and his ongoing creative journey with Czarface.
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On the Road with Ankith Woods: From Algorithm to Reality
Will Hagle explores the rise of 22-year-old rapper Ankith Woods, tracing his journey from viral internet sensation to a compelling live performer.
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Sim City, Bitch: Tyga, Artificial Intelligence, and the End of Art
Tyga's latest project, $TARFACE, raises uncomfortable questions about the role of artificial intelligence in the future of music production.
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You Would Think I Was Lying: On UGK’s Ridin’ Dirty
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.
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The Real Me: The Ten Best Future Songs of the Last Ten Years
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.
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Kool Keith’s Alternative Facts: A Master of Experimental Rap
Kool Keith returns with a surreal, genre-defying sound that cements his status as an experimental rap legend.
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Riviir Makes a Resonant Debut with ‘Stay Down (Turn on You)’ EP
Hailing from Harlem, Riviir emerges as a formidable new voice in Hip-Hop with his debut EP, Stay Down (Turn on You), blending traditional lyricism with profound social commentary.
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A Definitive Ranking of Jay-Z’s Solo Discography
We take a deep dive into the legendary career of Jay-Z, ranking his solo studio albums from the missteps to the masterpieces.
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The 99 Greatest Jay-Z Songs, Ranked
Thirty years into a legendary career, we break down the 99 greatest Jay-Z songs, exploring the highs, the lows, and the enduring impact of Shawn Carter.
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“Call It Whatever” by Kenneth Millyun & TeeZol Is Making the Rounds
North Houston's own Kenneth Millyun discusses his latest collaboration, 'Call It Whatever,' and the deep-rooted brotherhood behind the music.
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Rap Is Rebellion: AZ on the Evolution of New York and ‘Doe or Die III’
Legendary rapper AZ reflects on the shifting landscape of New York City and his latest project, 'Doe or Die III,' in a candid conversation about legacy and growth.
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We’re Talking About Survival: An Interview with Serengeti
Chicago's avant-garde rap icon Serengeti discusses his latest project, KENNYV, and his unconventional approach to the creative process.
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On Picking Up the Phone: The Lost Romance of Communication
Matthew Ritchie explores the emotional weight of phone calls, tracing the intersection of vulnerability and connection through the lens of hip-hop history.
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The 2001 Project: Revisiting Tech N9ne’s Anghellic
A deep dive into Tech N9ne's 2001 breakthrough album, Anghellic, and its lasting impact on the Midwestern independent hip-hop landscape.
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At the Dentist With Mach-Hommy
Paul Thompson profiles the elusive artist Mach-Hommy and explores the creative philosophy behind his forthcoming album, 5786 AM: Easy Listen.
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Beat It: Drake’s Triple-Album Gambit and the Shadow of Kendrick Lamar
Paul Thompson examines Drake's latest trio of albums, exploring how the shadow of his high-profile feud with Kendrick Lamar defines the project.
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One Thing About New Orleans, We Stick Together: An Interview with Juvenile
New Orleans legend Juvenile discusses his latest album, 'Boiling Point,' the importance of community, and his enduring legacy in hip-hop.
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The Rap Up: March 2, 2026 Edition
A deep dive into the latest releases from Rich The Factor, Dave East, and Chris Crack as we break down the week's essential hip-hop landscape.
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The Truth Hurts: An Analysis of HoodTrophy Bino
A deep dive into the artistry and narrative evolution of HoodTrophy Bino as he navigates the complexities of his musical journey.
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The Enigmatic Return: Kool Keith’s ‘Facts Remain’
Kool Keith returns with 'Facts Remain,' a track that reaffirms his status as hip-hop's most unpredictable and enduring surrealist.
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The Rap Up: March 9, 2026
A look at the latest developments and upcoming releases in the hip-hop landscape for the week of March 9, 2026.
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RenowedOmen Is Crafting Soundtracks for the After-Hours State of Mind
RenowedOmen is not interested in fitting neatly into a genre box. The Colorado Springs producer is focused on building music that feels immersive, intentional, and alive. His tracks don’t just play in the background. They create a space you step into. He describes his sound as a “futuristic underground renaissance,” but what stands out most […]
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Tino Kamal Is Letting Life Lead the Music on “First Born”
There’s a difference between artists who talk about growth and those who let it show. Right now, Tino Kamal is firmly in the second group. With “First Born,” Tino Kamal releases one of his most revealing tracks to date, not by oversharing, but by aligning his music with the moment he’s actually living. “First Born” […]
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J’Moris Delivers “Drink of Choice,” A Smooth Reflection on Real Life
Texas rapper J’Moris is back with “Drink of Choice,” a record that captures where he’s at right now — focused, experienced, and sharper than ever. The single dropped on October 17, 2025, and it brings everything fans expect from him: smooth production, strong storytelling, and an honesty that cuts through the noise. The track opens […]
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Kush K Drops “Winning,” A Ruthless Anthem for the Self-Made
Melbourne’s underground has been whispering Kush K ’s name for a minute — now he’s turned up the volume. The rapper, producer, and engineer just released his latest single “Winning” on May 23, and the numbers are stacking fast: 148K views on YouTube and 70K Spotify streams already. That’s not viral fluff — that’s groundwork […]
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Flo Assy’s ‘Risque Avenue’: A Raw, Unstoppable Journey Through Struggles, Strength, and Survival
Flo Assy’ s new album, Risque Avenue, is a striking and introspective journey into the life of the French-Ivorian rapper. With 14 tracks that span personal reflections and social commentary, the album showcases Flo Assy’s unique blend of storytelling and vibrant beats. Drawing from his experiences in both Montpellier and Abidjan, his music captures the […]
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J’Moris Delivers a Masterclass in Storytelling with Latest Single “MPO”
In the ever-evolving landscape of hip-hop, J’Moris is carving out a unique niche with his latest track, “MPO.” The Texas-born artist continues to impress with his potent blend of lyrical dexterity and cultural commentary. On this new single, he pairs a pulsating beat with his assertive vocal style, creating an engaging soundscape that draws listeners […]
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Rizzy Rackz Launches ‘Risky Business Deluxe Edition’
Rising artist Rizzy Rackz from Richmond, Virginia, has just released Risky Business Deluxe, an expanded edition of his well-received album. This version includes 15 tracks, featuring a new single, “No Drill.” Risky Business Deluxe highlights Rizzy’s distinct style and narrative skills, with each song reflecting different parts of his life and experiences. The album kicks […]
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