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Illa Ghee Speaks On Sean Price’s Passing, Reveals They Have An Album Together
He recently laid a friend to rest, but when Illa Ghee is ready to get back to work, it will be a whole new experience.
Sean Price - Songs In The Key Of Price
"Songs In The Key Of Price" is brimming with the talents, will, grit and cleverness of Sean Price.
Odds & Ends is a unique work of underground noir crafted by two equally bright minds.
Quelle Chris - Innocent Country
Quelle Chris is at the top of his game, delivering a fun, refreshing album.
Ebro Darden’s Trolling, Nas & The Debate Between A “Rapper” & A “Lyricist”
The radio personality puts his Twitter followers in a frenzy after explaining how he differentiates rappers from lyricists.
Hopsin reaffirms his status as a master orator and a dual threat rapper-producer to be reckoned with.
If Lucky 7 is truly the end of a particular era and sound, Statik Selektah undoubtedly goes out in spectacular fashion.
In Another Life is an easy, efficient listen, that caters to all facets of Bilal’s musical identity.
With "Music For My Friends," Skyzoo provides a fearless work rooted in traditional East Coast sounds and powerful first-person nostalgia.
Bishop Nehru - Nehruvia: The Nehruvian EP
"Nehruvia: The Nehruvian EP" is a concise collection of music that acts as an hors d'oeuvre while Bishop Nehru puts the finishing touches on his debut LP.
Pete Rock Calls Kendrick Lamar's “To Pimp A Butterfly” A “Breath Of Fresh Air”
The Chocolate Boy Wonder says Kendrick Lamar’s musical ear is “incredible,” and reveals Soul Survivor 3 is on the way.
Raekwon - Fly International Luxurious Art
At times the style is frayed, but Raekwon does a good job of balancing radio-friendly Rap with material his diehard fans crave.
A Tribe Called Quest, Odd Future, Migos & The Evolution Of Hip Hop's Group Dynamic
"People's Instinctive Travels And The Paths Of Rhythm" turns 25 today, and we wondered something: where have all the Hip Hop groups gone?
“Persona” practices what it preaches: unity, progress, and sheer talent, articulated through music.
“The Beast is G-Unit” is a testament to the group’s new approach, and for a six-song EP, there is great diversity of sound.
Cannibal Ox - Blade Of The Ronin
"Blade of the Ronin" has cinematic undertones, with instrumental skits providing a loose inter-track cohesion.
Fashawn’s sophomore release is a strong follow-up, six years in the making, that hits hard while preaching perseverance.
Square One is humble and personal, while still laden with intelligent braggadocio.
Young Buck describes his friendship with 50 Cent, and the impact of the G-Unit reunion.
The Most Important Mixtapes Of 2014
With a new year upon us, HipHopDX lists the mixtapes we stunted for in 2014.
The Get Back: 9 Important Group Reunions That Happened In 2014
Of all the comeback stories in 2014, these nine groups shone light on a dynamic that’s slowly phasing out.
