Snoop Dogg/Death Row Partner With Company For Streaming
Snoop Dogg and Death Row Records have partnered with Reservoir Media, the same music company that brought De La Soul's catalog to streaming.
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Inspired #432 – DARGZ — When The Horn Blows
NYC-born, London-based alt-jazz producer DARGZ is back with his new single 'Save You'. Being released on his own label - Studio Dargz, the track is a smooth, funk-infused piece.
50 Cent producing Netflix documentary on Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs allegations
The series will tell a “complex narrative spanning decades,” said 50 Cent and director Alexandria Stapleton. Combs was indicted on sex trafficking and other charges.
Fivio Foreign Clowned For Kendrick Lamar/Drake Super Bowl Thought
Fivio Foreign became the target of jokes after sharing a farfetched theory involving Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Lil Wayne and the 2025 Super Bowl halftime show.
Golden Age Thursday: 3rd Bass Keep It Real With “Gas Face” Live On ‘Arsenio Hall Show’ 1990
What is so magical about Hip-hop’s Golden Age is how the young genre was open for interpretation. We have seen what is defined as “real” hip-hop change
Iconoclast acquires publishing rights to hip-hop star Eve’s catalogue
Iconoclast has acquired the publishing rights to the catalogue of Grammy-winning hip-hop artist Eve.
Video Sophia Chang discusses Asian representation in hip-hop
Eva Pilgrim sits down with the self-proclaimed first Asian woman of hip-hop Sophia Chang, to discuss how hip-hop connected her to her Asian heritage.
Introducing Bari, the Rising Star in the Music Scene
Rockford, Illinois – Meet Bari, whose unique name is derived from the Latin word for goat, reminiscent of the Baphomet, and also stands for “Greatest of All Time.” Originally from Rockford, Illinois, Bari relocated to Killeen, Texas at the age of 13 and has since made a significant mark on the local music scene. Bari,
School of Music and Department of African American and African Studies collaborate to host first-ever ‘Can I Kick It?’ hip-hop festival
A brand-new festival celebrating the 50th anniversary of hip-hop music is coming to Ohio State Saturday. Ohio State’s School of Music and Department of African American and African Studies are set to host the inaugural “Can I Kick It?” hip-hop festival in the Timashev Music Building Saturday from 12:30-9 p.m. to honor 50 years of
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