EXCLUSIVE: Troy Ave On Taxstone, 50 Cent & Upcoming Trial Over Irving Plaza Shootout
Troy Ave breaks down his beef with Taxstone, his thoughts on 50 Cent and Chalamagne Tha God and his upcoming court case for a shootout inside of Irving Plaza.
What Would Jay-Z Do? A Book Review
Author Quinn Bryant has a new book out asking the question, what would Jay-Z do?
SKYE: Take A Trip Down The R&B Rabbit Hole
Skye is a unique sort of singer, the type you don’t forget. Get to know him.
Lil Keyu Does NOT Want To Be Compared To 6ix9ine
At 19-years-old, Lil Keyu is ready to go full-fledged into this music game.
Andy Mineo Is Not What You Thought He Was
Andy Mineo has taken his positive message to new levels, but don’t you dare call him a Christian rapper.
West Coast Lyricist Ras Kass Gets Real About Trap Music
Ras Kass has lined up artists like Snoop Dogg, Pete Rock, and The Lox for his new album “Soul On Ice 2.”
Stini Says Tense Studio Session With Iggy Azalea Landed Her A Deal
Stini reveals she is inspired by rapper Kamaiyah and why she signed with Iggy Azalea.
KP And Nessie Of Black Ink Crew Explain How They Opened The First Tattoo Shop In Compton
It’s crazy to think this is the first-ever black-owned tattoo shop in Compton, but here we are.
Stam Goody Is A Lyricist Who Is All About Authenticity
Stam Goody doesn’t mind the comparisons to Kanye West – the old Kanye West.
SimxSantana Gets Meek Mill’s Co-Sign As Philly’s Next Big Rapper
SimxSantana talks about his grind in Philly and the breakout success of his single “FLEXIN N’ FLASHIN.”
Tayf3rd Explains His Complicated Relationship With YG
Tayf3rd talks about growing up in Long Beach, working with YG and getting his own rap career off the ground.
T.I. Explains The Power Of The Black Dollar
(AllHipHop Features) T.I. has been very active and vocal lately between working on his latest album, ‘The Dime Trap’, supporting his friend and Hip Hop peer David Banner, and being on the front line with the protests of Starbucks and Houston’s. Tip believes that it’s time for coffee lovers to take their dollars elsewhere following […]
Xzibit: Anchored By Hip-Hop, Flying In Hollywood
(AllHipHop Features) Xzibit has seen some of the highest highs Hip-Hop could possibly offer. That notion is quite literal and as well as metaphorical. During his powerful run in rap, Xzibit used to rocked with inebriated icons such as Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem as well as underground legends like Tha Liks and King Tee. […]
Making Sense Of Kanye West And Donald Trump: Good Music’s Malik Yusef Speaks
Malik Yusef is a spoken word artist, a poet, a musician, and also a key figure in Kanye West’s inner circle.
Happy 4/20: Celebrating the Progression of Cannabis and Hip-Hop Culture
Over the last few decades, there has been a progression in more ways than one in both the cannabis and hip-hop sectors. In many ways, cannabis has been a part of hip-hop culture since day one. Hip-hop was a subculture and art movement that developed in New York City during the late 1970s. During this […]
Don Q Talks Being The King Of New York And New Music
(AllHipHop Features) AllHipHop caught up with Bronx-made artist Don Q, to discuss new album, what the king of New York title means to him, respect he receives from hip hop vets, how close he is from getting a verse from Jay-Z and more. With Don Talk out now, on all major music platforms, The Bronx […]
David Banner’s Company Will Change The Way African Americans Are Viewed
(AllHipHop Features) Inspired by Jay-Z’s illustrious annual Roc Nation Brunch, David Banner celebrated his birthday in style with a black tie dinner celebration at the American Cut restaurant in Atlanta’s Buckhead area. “Impressed with #JayZ ‘s brunch. We vowed to bring that level of excellence to the south. (We did.) Thank you #ATLANTA for being […]
Unbought and Unbossed: An Analysis Of Damon Dash’s Book “Culture Vultures”
By Biba Adams (AllHipHop Features) In 1968, Brooklyn-born Shirley Chisholm became the first African-American woman elected to Congress. Four years later, she became the first woman to run for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination. Chisholm was known for being, unapologetically, for the people. Unbought and Unbossed was her autobiography published in 1970. It became her […]
