Exclusive Interview: Detroit Underground Soldier – Cooperachy
Relentlessly speaking his mind and bringing to life thought-provoking material is what sets Cooperachy apart from the start. Attacking the heart of the Underground with […]
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Hip-Hop’s Elite Photographers
Ever since the first photograph was developed, a cavalcade of photographic processes have framed our perceptions of image. Waxing and waning through coloration and tonal […]
Exclusive Interview: Lando Skyy
Straight out of Flint, Michigan, and transforming his pain stemming from a global epidemic into an educational track that stats nothin’ short of the facts, […]
The Most Underrated Rappers in the Game: Ludacris
Hotlanta game-Changer, Ludacris, has been exploring many facets of the game like Dora and creating his own methods toward mastering his madness ever since the […]
Gucci Mane: ‘The Return Of East Atlanta Santa’
It comes as no surprise that Gucci Mane dropped his third album in six months, ‘The Return Of East Atlanta Santa’, with some of the […]
Say What? Hip-Hop Yogi’s.
Although the words hatha, vinyasa, and ashtanga may or may not be absolutely foreign to you, there is no denying that the sweeping yoga movement has […]
Fresh Out The Runway: Hip-Hop’s Fashion Stuntas.
Ranging from classic to contemporary while embodying iconic touches that render each look edgy, the key elements displayed in hip-hop beaus and beauties’ outlandish arrays […]
Alive and Well: Feminism in Hip-Hop
Feminism, which is classified as the advocacy of women’s rights on the grounds of political, social, and economic equality to men, is a movement that […]
Hip-Hop Responds To Flint Water Crisis
Flint, Michigan is still without clean water. The current tensions, despair and mayhem that the world is encountering are messy, torturesome, agonizing and real. The […]
Tech N9ne: ‘The Storm’
Tech N9ne has been a class act and highly critical figure within the Hip-Hop world ever since the mysterious man from Kansas dropped his debut […]