For fans of Mid-Atlantic street music, a word that’s growing in notoriety is bip. As he caught more ears in underground rap ...

As rap continues to move in chaotic directions, the Atlanta M.C. Ken Carson and the electro-pop singer 2hollis are harnessing ...

If you missed the first season, let’s catch you up. Lo-Fi in Hi-Fi is a free monthly listening party put on by Shangri-La Records to honor classic Memphis rap albums from the ‘90s—think underground ...

Though Underground Vol. 1: 1991-1994 isn’t a reissue of a specific lost tape, it’s a crucial part of that historical record.

Eugene “Big U” Henley attends the premiere of docuseries “Hip Hop Uncovered” in Los Angeles on Feb. 10, 2021. (Leon Bennett/Getty Images) The investigators allege Henley, who billed himsel ...

The actor is judging the show with Remo D'Souza. Listen to Story Malaika Arora impressed fans with her dance moves on Hip Hop India 2 She shared a video dancing on Roop Suhana Hip Hop India 2 is ...

A Day to Remember frontman Jeremy McKinnon believes metal acts should take a page from hip-hop when it comes to collaborations. During a recent appearance on the Tuna On Toast with Stryker podcast ...

Minneapolis hip-hop duo Atmosphere has released over two dozen studio albums, EPs and collaborative projects over the past two decades. The group's music mixes narrative storytelling with soul ...

An interview from the early 2000s with the late Pimp C, who formed the legendary UGK (Underground ... we have 93.7 (The Beat) here, we have KTSU here. We have about six hip-hop radio stations ...

Johnson has been much more than an athlete over the past decade, as she has balanced her basketball exploits with a burgeoning hip-hop career that has drawn in much more attention as her on-court ...

The hip-hop world is in shock following reports of the tragic death of Atlanta rapper Young Scooter on his 39th birthday. Known for his contributions to the trap music genre, Scooter, whose real ...

Montell Jordan: Definitely. Here I was, a West Coast guy from South Central L.A., singing about West Coast life but using a New York Hip-Hop beat. New Yorkers initially felt some type of way.