You can call it "New York to Cali" if you like, but it's more like Queens, NY rap artist Gee Dubs linking up with his favorite producer Mike Cali to release a ... Read More...
There's always been this attempt to divide "the real" from "the mainstream." What those two things are is a nebulous concept which invariably is in the eye of ... Read More...
When Wordsworth came onto the scene back in the late 90s (appearing on tracks with Black Star and A Tribe Called Quest), his aggressive flow and rhyme scheme wa... Read More...
Ever since the early 1990's and possibly before, hip-hop fans and pundits have speculated on which unidentified mystery man was the "gay rapper" keeping his sec... Read More...
I'm going to try not to gush here, but it's not going to be easy for three reasons.
#1. "Rhythmatic Eternal King Supreme" was one of my favorite albums of 2011... Read More...
Before Biggie, Rick Ross, Heavy D, Big Pun, Chubb Rock or any other chunky phenoms in hip-hop, there were the Fat Boys. If you wanted to look at the Brooklyn-br... Read More...
