Vice Verse aka Vice, who recently released Life Lines, is a seasoned emcee and songwriter hailing from Chicago’s vibrant South Side. Vice’s journey in hip-hop
Hip Hop legend KRS-One has always been an advocate and leader for the culture. The Bronx native is hopeful about the future of Hip Hop
Philmore Greene is holding the torch for Chicago hip-hop and will be showcasing his skills at The Hyde Park Summer Fest this year. Rolling out
Watching Lady London spit meticulously over the instrumental to Busta Rhyme’s “Put Your Hands Where My Eye Could See” was a moment. The video garnered
When you think about the city of Detroit and the landscape of hip-hop therein, the culture is chillingly reminiscent of the genre’s birthplace. The grit,
Rapsody sets the standard when discussing emcees these days. Lyrically she evokes a spirit that harkens back to times where substance and skill level was
Big Boi hit the stage wearing his signature General Patton military jacket, aviator sunglasses, a dookie rope gold chain and a baseball cap. The veteran wordsmith
Port Arthur, Texas, OG Bun B, is back after a five-year hiatus with his new album Return of the Trill. Bun B’s last album Trill OG:
For Jadakiss, his love for music came when he was introduced to it by family members. “[I fell in love with rap] by hearing the music they were playing as I was growing up,” Jadakiss said. “They introduced me to hip-hop. My early influences range from The Furious Five, Run-D.M.C., [and] The Sugar Hill Gang. When it came to R&B, it was The Whispers and Luther Vandross. My mom was playing that music at the crib.”
A hip-hop laureate and one of the most conscious emcees and rappers of the culture will be performing at The Metro in Chicago on May,
CNN blogger Elliott C. McLaughlin Nas “the greatest lyricist of all time.” Here are 10 more than could be “The Greatest”
