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Original Content"Horrorcore" is often considered a niche art-form, yet many mainstream producers have gladly drawn from the macabre. ByMitch Findlay16.1K Views
Original ContentTen years after its release, "Tha Carter III" holds up in spite of— or maybe because of— its pop crossovers and weirdo ambition.ByPatrick Lyons35.8K Views
SocietyWe use the internet all day every day, but how has our need for instant and constant media consumption affected the music industry, and hip hop in particular?Byhnhh255 Views
Original ContentLyricism and flow are essential tools, but which rappers have truly mastered the art of "voice?"ByMitch Findlay18.2K Views
Original ContentWith "IGOR"'s imminent arrival, we took a look at the musical and lyrical growth of Tyler, The Creator and the shifts in his artistry. ByRobert Blair3.8K Views
Original ContentWill he deliver his fans a new classic album with "Port of Miami 2," or just some lemon pepper wings?ByMichael Kaminsky17.8K Views
Original Content21 Savage's self-expression through singing denotes the duplicity of hip-hop and the evolution of the "gangster" rapper.ByMichael Kawaida5.7K Views
Original ContentIn a world bloated by a reverence for celebrity status, hip hop beef is more bizarre than ever.ByLuke Hinz6.6K Views
Original ContentAmid Megan Thee Stallion's claims of gender inequality, we look at the changing perceptions of women in hip-hop and how to right historical wrongs once and for all.ByRobert Blair8.1K Views
Original ContentDo fightin' words really have an expiration date?ByMitch Findlay12.2K Views
Original ContentA case for DJ Quik.ByMaxwell Cavaseno17.0K Views
Pop CultureWe tackle exactly what copyright infringement in music is, with help from two industry professionals. ByKemet High3.3K Views
