"Enough of You" is the latest output from Mind Of A Genius vice president Azad. Despite his background as a music executive, the song is a far cry fro...
It's so nice to listen to someone new, with no fabricated hype or pretension orbiting around them. I mean, I'm sure all artists would like to have the...
Chicago, one of many cities in the U.S., is going through an intense crisis. There is a visible and obvious disinvestment in its most vulnerable popul...
Mike Volpe - aka Clams Casino - a perennial favorite at Indie Shuffle has just unleashed a second volume of his Instrumental Mixtape series onto the w...
Fresh off of his excellent Donky Pitch release, The Transition, the Northwest Astronaut himself Keyboard Kid 206 comes through with a rare collection ...
Keyboard Kid is a Seattle-based producer with beat tapes and truckloads of Lil B productions to his name. Well, on May 7, one of the forefathers of 'c...
In the fickle world of commercial rap music, I am light years "late" on Future. He took the game by storm last year with his unorthodox anthem "Tony M...
In the age when rappers release dozens of free projects in attempts to get noticed, A$AP Rocky shocked and offended some by being courted by major lab...
Danny Brown is my pick for breakout rapper of 2011, and I am completely biased. I first met Danny in 2008 when he still wore jeans a few sizes too big...
Of all the current batch of rappers that can't legally drink at clubs yet, Main Attrakionz has the most potential. I've lauded them on here previously...
Danny Brown might have been considered a fringe artist this time last year, but the recent release of his newest (free!) album XXX and its proceeding ...
Rap is no country for old men. Nas was 16 when he first set the underworld of rap on fire. Mobb Deep were 19 while creating their classic, The Infamou...