Author: Editorial Staff

The world of Brooklyn drill has a multitude of artists coming up in the hip-hop subgenre and carving out lanes

The Cypher Clique crew has been holding it down for their hometown for some time now. Cut from the cloth of legendary

Art has imitated life for Louisville, Ky. rapper Bblasian. The success of his breakthrough single “Change” introduced the 18-year-old artist to a fresh

Hip-hop is in the height of a youth movement now, and it's happening all over the nation, including the Southeast. Straight

Nearly 12 months after deciding to no longer pursue hip-hop as a hobby, Chicago rapper Memo600 has turned rhyming into

Among the current wave of talented pro athletes-turned-rappers is Deadwood, S.D. artist Bobby Feeno a.k.a. Arian Foster. And not unlike a few

There's a certain kind of pressure that comes with being a New York rapper, let alone repping a borough like

New York has pushed its way into the hip-hop spotlight once again and this time, Brooklyn is on the map.

From it's very outset, hip-hop has always been moved by the youth. Last year and heading into 2020, some of

Something is in the waters of Virginia, according to Pharrell Williams, who last year launched his Something in the Water

Philthy Rich knows a thing or two about breaking the bank. The Oakland, Calif. hustler dropped his first album in

St. Louis, Mo.-bred producer ChaseTheMoney made a name for himself after he relocated to Chicago and linked up with the likes

Quando Rondo isn’t afraid to take it back to the basics. While the emerging rap star behind the bangers “I

From Meek Mill continuing his work with criminal justice reform to Jay-Z raising $6 million for future college students, hip-hop has seen its fair

Abby Jasmine is here to bless the trap. Prior to gaining hundreds of thousands of streams on SoundCloud and views on

It’s a dog eat dog world, and New York rapper Aurora Anthony is hungrier than ever. Last year, after delivering the songs