Exclusive: The artist formerly known as Little Shawn shares for the first time his knowledge of the '94 attack on Tupac, and explains his ties to Jimmy Henchman and Haitian Jack.
Comm explains how potential collaborative albums with Nas and Q-Tip are inspired by Jazz music, and elaborates on bold bars from "Resurrection," "Sweet," "The 6th Sense" and Black Star's "Respiration."
Polo Grounds/RCA's newly signed talented says that Hip Hop should not discriminate against homosexuals, and that "Deep Purple" is not an authorized mixtape in his catalog.
The Toronto producer who made Ludacris' "How Low," explains how he landed six songs on Drake's "Take Care" after reconnecting last year, as well as hits like Barb's "Moment 4 Life" and Wale's "Ambition."
HipHopDX chilled with Yela in Manhattan last week. The emcee explains the importance of sharing a day with Kid Rock and Kool Herc, Eminem's support, and why he loves Melachi the Nutcracker's verses.
The longtime production team for Wiz Khalifa and now Mac Miller speak about having a studio in the right place at the right time, and how hardworking artists who connect with fans make the difference.
Vin Rock, Kay Gee and the iconic Treach explain to DX how they've formed a new group. The trio explains their 20th anniversary album, and recalls musically reacting to affiliate 2Pac's murder.
In giving HipHopDX his current five favorite all-time Hip Hop albums, Mac Miller gets into a discussion on how Big L is "most dope" and how A Tribe Called Quest's "Midnight Marauders" shaped him.
The self-proclaimed "Hip Hop comedian" talks receiving the Wayans family blessing, and how Drake and Lil Wayne likely differ on their opinion of his impersonations. He also bigs up Diamond D and Common.
Exclusive: The man calling himself "the CEO of the old school" explains how in resurrecting The Fat Boys' career, he created new opportunities for the likes of Special Ed, Kurtis Blow and Das EFX.
Stampede Management's Russ Redeaux tells HipHopDX how he went from being a high-schooler when "Doggystyle" dropped to helping Snoop's business management, and why 360 deals have some necessity.
D-R-E-S engages in a historic conversation to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Black Sheep's timeless debut, including mentions of his criminal past, Big Daddy Kane, and the Native Tongues crew.
The "Young Veteran" explains why people are making too big a deal out of Skyzoo's absence on "For The Record," and how he fits his dedication to Hip Hop amidst fatherhood and career.
He began as a protege of Ice-T. He made an uber-hit with House of Pain and Muggs. He worked with Guru and Pete Rock, and later Ill Bill and Slaine. Everlast talks about his musical and personal journey.
Exclusive: Cash Money's former sound provider tells all to DX, including on where the rift between Cash Money and No Limit Records started, over an allegedly stolen hit hook.
Murray shared a road trip with HipHopDX where he recounted the years of his life carrying a gun when he walked to the studio, and how that shaped his life and perception of so-called tough rappers.
BoySand looks at the recent Troy Davis execution and Smif-n-Wessun album release party incident as reasons to look closely at what's going on around us, as he gears up for new projects and A3C event.
Philly Freezer explains the jewels he learned working with Rhymesayers, and how Islam may view music of all kinds, as he gears up for Thursday night's HipHopDX showcase at Atlanta's Masquerade for A3C.
The Brooklyn veteran speaks about his new Triple Threat album "Said Person Of That Ability," as the onetime DJ Premier and Prince Paul collaborator nods to Tanya Morgan, YC The Cynic and Masta Ace.
Torae speaks from his post at Soulspazm Records, while deejay vet Gustavo Guerra reflects on his work with Queens, New York icons. Read who Tor calls the "most exciting since Jay Electronica."