A panel of industry veterans including Bun B & !llmind give you an independent artist's guide to getting ahead with Social Media.
Open Mike Eagle's brand of Hip Hop may not be for you just yet, but it might be for your future self, or your best self.
Spanish Harlem native talks relationship with A$AP Yams and Duck Down debut "Sidewalk Exec."
The Kansas City emcee says there’s no bad blood between him and his former label despite making "crumbs" there.
The Chicago emcee also discusses his recent run for alderman, Jay Z's Tidal, and explains why companies decide to sell lies to the public.
The former Shady Records signee readies "County Hound 3" and details his relationship with Shady Records, Young Buck, and his fans.
The legendary DJ Jazzy Jeff expounds on whether deejays are the new black actors, the upcoming Redbull Thre3style Championships this weekend, and why Will Smith is one of the 5 greatest storytellers in Hip Hop history.
Houston-based rapper/producer explains the success of Underground Cassette Tape with Gangsta Boo.
Derek Minor's "Empire" jumped to the top of iTunes, and not on a platform of money, women and power, but on a platform of acceptance and love.
Migos dish on their upcoming album, their love for West Coast Hip Hop, being a "Dab Daddy" and how "People's Elbow" leaked.
T.I.'s role on "Get Hard" finds him denying political aspirations, philanthropy, and acknowledging all the emcees who made the transition to Hollywood.
West Coast emcee talks creating “Backflip” single with IAMSU! and YG along with last year’s guest appearance on “Cocaine Pinata.”
OG Maco details the strategic misdirection behind "U Guessed It," tackles police brutality, the "white media," and how black people play a role in the unimportance of black music.
Cypress Hill member discusses recording session with Ab-Soul for "The Prescription" and 2 Chainz marijuana legalization debate with Nancy Grace.
Lil Dicky is finally in love with Rap, and he'll be using his upcoming LP to transition from comedian to full fledged emcee.
In this in-depth conversation, the music industry veteran reflects on the careers of Big Pun, Fat Joe, Biggie, and Bone thugs-n-harmony
At odds with the future and past, Future Brown throws themselves headlong into one while embracing the other.
Curator of ultra popular Hip Hop influenced parties discusses the difficulty in getting Lil B to perform and compares Migos to Freestyle Fellowship.
HipHopDX caught up with Young Buck and Tony Yayo where we discussed what kept the group close and the Police in Hip Hop.
Atlanta’s own Titty 2 Necklaces reflects on his new imprint, and breaks his silence on the Nancy Grace debate.