interview

Sadat X: Never Left

Sadat X has never left. After coming on the scene in 1990 the man born Derek Murphy has consistently blessed…

11 years ago

Anti-Lilly & Envy Hunter: REdefinition

Houston rappers Anti-Lilly and Envy Hunter came together in 2014 to record an 11-track album called “REdefinition’. Solo artists at…

11 years ago

A Conversation with Easy Mo Bee

Even if you aren’t familiar with the name “Easy Mo Bee” you’re familiar with his music. Twenty-five years ago Mo…

11 years ago

Termanology: Shut Up and Rap

Shut Up and Rap!? I couldn’t have said it better myself. The request is not only an appeal to today’s…

11 years ago

Awon: Matte Black Soul

Virginia emcee Awon has been on a hot streak as of late. Following the 2013 joint album with producer Phoniks,…

11 years ago

Introducing: Nick Weaver

For the first three years of his career Seattle emcee Nick Weaver blessed fans with a multitude of music. While…

11 years ago

Chuck D: The Black in Man (Part 2)

In Part 1 of The Real Hip-Hop’s discussion with Public Enemy’s front-man, Chuck D, he blessed us with stories of…

11 years ago

Chuck D: The Black in Man

For nearly three decades Chuck D has consistently expanded the boundaries of how Hip-Hop music is perceived, created, sold, and…

11 years ago

Brian Coleman: Check the Technique

Stories in Hip-Hop are rarely told correctly. They most certainly aren’t often told in detail. Author Brian Coleman has gone…

11 years ago

SigNif: Friction

Born in Milwaukee, and now residing in New York SigNif is an emcee that carefully balances sharing her opinions in…

11 years ago