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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 ContentIs Future an R&B artist? ByMichael Kawaida5.8K Views
Original ContentThree years on from gracing us all with the Christmas miracle of "Run The Jewels 3," we charted the incredible rapport between Killer Mike and El-P that brought their careers to unforeseen heights.ByRobert Blair4.8K Views
Original ContentJ. Cole's third album celebrates five years. ByMitch Findlay6.4K Views
Original ContentAgainst the sanitization of rap music. BySanibel Chai2.7K Views
Original ContentAmid a tonal shift and a new look, we examine what The Weeknd's "Heartless" and "Blinding Lights" represent going forward. ByRobert Blair8.2K Views
Original ContentWhy is an r'n'b such an exciting genre right now?ByRose Lilah8.2K Views
MusicWhen in doubt, cite Thom Yorke. ByMitch Findlay2.3K Views
Original ContentJ. Cole has created a grand vision for "The Fall Off."ByRobert Blair25.5K Views
Original ContentNicki Minaj's recent decision to stick to feature spots is a great move for the rapper: here's why.ByKemet High12.1K Views
Original ContentIn the months since he was released from detention, 21 Savage has maintained a relatively low profile. Now, as he gradually begins to return to the fray, we examine why it was beneficial for The Slaughter Gang artist to do so.ByRobert Blair16.0K Views
Original ContentThe man known to rock "Worldnet" hoodies returns with an impressionist piece well-suited for the occasion. ByLuke Hinz3.2K Views
Original ContentA look at the life and times of Youngboy, and how his music can help us understand him just as much as his actions.ByMaxwell Cavaseno8.2K Views
Original ContentWhy do so many relationships between advisors and students in hip-hop eventually implode?ByRobert Blair13.1K Views
Original ContentSeven years down the road, has Slaughterhouse's "Welcome To Our House" aged gracefully? ByMitch Findlay5.6K Views
