More than two years has passed since Lou Gram‘s F**k Your Plug touched the streets, but it looks like the time has finally arrived for
Inkster artist 48141 Voe touches on everything from using his music as therapy and adopting a more spiritual lifestyle to his tough upbringing, connection with Detroit
A gang historian, author and former Rollin 60s Crip, Kev Mac explained why he finds New York’s gang culture to be “laughable” during an interview
Bay Area artist Nate Grapes chopped it up with A Humble Soul about everything from music to prison during an exclusive phone interview. Someone who
When you think about hip-hop artists who hail from NYC’s Queens borough, there’s a laundry list of spitters to name. How many off the lists
A lot has changed for Joey Fatts since dropping his Cardo-produced cut “Picture Me Rollin” in 2013. But his ability to smoothly deliver street-oriented content
