Ural Garrett
888 itemsUral Garrett is a Los Angeles-based journalist and HipHopDX's Senior Features Writer. When not covering music, video games, films and the community at large, he’s in the kitchen baking like Anita. Follow him on Twitter @Uralg.
Review: “Apollo XXI” Proves Multi-Instrumentalist Steve Lacy Has A Promising Solo Career
The Internet member displays some captivating musical experimentation that hits more than misses.
Broccoli City Festival's Brandon McEachern Has Tips To Avoid SoundCloud Fluff
#DXCLUSIVE: The music festival curator and social activist also discusses how the music streaming platform led to building a strong relationship with GoldLink.
LiveXLive Is Aiming To Be The ESPN Of Music Festivals
The digital video platform recently announced a partnership with Nas and Mass Appeal. Sky's the limit.
Meet Mr. Hanky, The Producer Behind Lil Duval’s Viral Hit “Smile (Living My Best Life)”
Read more to find out how the successful single is a “full-circle” moment for the producer behind Colonel Loud’s “California” and Luke Nasty’s “On The Way.”
Review: Noname's "Room 25" Is A Blissful Stay
A revealing, wise, soulful and entertaining jazz-rap album that’s heavily seasoned with slick technical thrills
Meet "Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood’s" Hilarious Cast Member RoccStar
The hitmaker for the likes of Chris Brown and Jennifer Lopez explains his mentorship from the late Chris Lightly and eventual career resurgence.
Boogie Says Shady Records Debut Is Done — & Eminem Loves It
And don’t expect any songs about Jamesha, either.
Rapper AD & Tekken Champion Jackie Tran Conquer DXTURBO III: Rappers Vs. Gamers
Everything that went down at DX's video game tournament over BET Awards weekend in Los Angeles.
Review: Too Short's "The Sex Tape Playlist" Can't Mask Its Throwaway Intentions
Uncle Short Dog needs to stop fuckin' around and give us a real project.
Review: E-40 & B-Legit Display Vet Stripes On "Connected & Respected"
The King of Slanguistics and Hash Brown Billo embrace their regional past and every evolving present by providing nothing more than game-filled slappers.
Review: Mozzy & Yowda’s Chaotic Chemistry Give "Hell Made” Enough Heat For A Buzz
Sacramento’s reigning public rap nuisance links up with the buzzing Maybach Music Group rapper to deliver explosive production mixed with semi-worn tough-guy tropes.
Review: Overdoz. Bring Major Kickback Vibes To Major Label Debut "2008"
The Los Angeles quartet understand the science of having a good time with an adequate soundtrack.
Ear Drummers Producer 30 Roc Breaks Down The Beat For Yo Gotti's "Rake It Up" Featuring Nicki Minaj
Atlanta-based beatsmith 30 Roc explains the making of his chart topping hit "Rake It Up" and his relationship with Mike WiLL Made-It.
Review: Despite Bloated Guest List, Gucci Mane’s “Mr Davis" Is His Most Accessible Album
The digestible affair is the LP “The Appeal: Georgia's Most Wanted” should have been.
Review: Trippie Redd’s “A Love Letter To You 2” Beams With Potential & Inadequacy
The ability to go from relative unknown to enjoying millions of streams at a moments notice is becoming par the course, for better or worse.
Gucci Mane Delivers “Mr. Davis” LP
UPDATE: Guwop gets assists from Migos, Nicki Minaj and ScHoolboy Q.
Snoop Dogg Gave Special Needs Children The NFL Training Camp Experience
#DXClusive: Coach Snoop talks about the importance of giving back to the community.
Vic Mensa Explains How Donald Trump Is Making The Fight Against Global Warming Harder
#DXCLUSIVE: HipHopDX spoke with Mensa during one of two benefit shows with Tidal.
DX Special Report: Priority Records’ Focus Is Pure West Coast Gangsta Rap Nostalgia
HipHopDX explores the relaunch of one of Hip Hop's most cherished labels.
Lil B Says He’s Working With Nas "Real Soon"
#DXclusive: The BasedGod spoke to DX about working with Nasir Jones and “Wild Thoughts” director Colin Tilley.
Kendrick Lamar’s 2017 MTV VMA Wins Were A “HUMBLE.” Moment For Director Dave Meyers Too
#DXclusive: The celebrated director speaks about his work with K.Dot & Dave Free’s “Little Homies” collective.
