May 31, 2011
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Chris Brown was not the headlining act at the 2011 Springfest in Miami, but he was definitely the fan favorite. Hours before his performance, hundreds
Pharrell and N.E.R.D. served as the headlining act for the Coors Light Super Cold Summer Kickoff which took place at Mansion Elan in Atlanta on
With his latest album PL3DGE, Killer Mike continues to walk the fine line of offering gripping social commentary and vivid tales of life as a dope boy.
It can be painstakingly difficult for new artists to achieve stardom in the music industry. Although thousands of individuals across the nation work to achieve
Fortunately and unfortunately, hip-hop got a major boost of legitimacy in the mainstream realm when the bombastic Beastie Boys burst through the bastion of black
Lil Wayne recently revealed the cover art for his new album, Tha Carter IV. Inspired by art from Tha Carter III, the cover features Lil
DBS Sounds has remained a staple in the Atlanta hip-hop scene for over two decades. Owned by Tabago, the stores allowed new artists to sell
Ashley Judd put herself in an awkward position when an excerpt from her new book, All That is Bitter & Sweet, was publicized. Judd was
There’s a good chance that your favorite hip-hop song by Lil Wayne, Kanye West and Jay-Z contains a sample from a previous work composed by
Cory Gunz was only 10 years-old when his father, Peter Gunz, teamed up with Lord Tariq for the 1997 hit single, “Deja Vu (Uptown Baby).”
