New York-based rapper/actor explains the aftermath of the heated debate with Ebro and how “Only Built 4 Cuban Linx” changed him for the better.
Passion Of The Weiss creator also plugs upcoming tenth anniversary concert.
“Fresh Dressed” director explores Hip Hop’s aspirational and dangerous obsession with clothes.
Cold 187um describes a reconciliation years in the making.
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.
The South London duo discusses their debut album, the differences between U.S. and U.K. Hip Hop, and why Kanye West’s fiery performance at the Brits meant so much for the British scene.
Producer and DJ discusses creating song of the summer “I Know There’s Gonna Be (Good Times).”
Crooner explains his relationship with Adrian Younge and latest release“In Another Life.”
After Horseshoe Gang answered Funk Volume's challenge with their scorching response "Half A Meal," the Long Beach foursome is ready to take on all comers.
Kaine and D-Roc talk their collaboration with Pyramid Scheme for “Thundercat.”
Members Akil and Marc 7 discuss the group's enduring tour life despite possibly never releasing another album.
Producer explains his role on an album Hip Hop fans waited 16 years for.
Capone opens up about the emotional "U.M.A.R," Foxy Brown, being and O.G. in Hip Hop and he and Noreaga's new album "Lessons."
The Jedi Mind Tricks emcee also confirms that he's working with Lord Finesse, Madlib and Oh No on his upcoming solo album.
Wife of the late UGK member talks her husband’s influence on Southern Hip Hop and posthumous album.
Sitting down with DX, the Atlanta rapper talks making the XXL Freshman List and debut album “Only Way Is Up.”
Dropping “Regulate...G Funk Era Part Two” EP this week, the Long Beach emcee/producer talks resurrecting Nate Dogg for “My House.”
Saul Williams is back with "MartyrLoserKing," but it may be his belief in people that's his most precious and precarious art form.
Obie Trice talks The Hangover, Nate Dogg, recording “We All Die One Day,” and if he would ever sign with G-Unit.
Julian Petty, an elite entertainment attorney, breaks down why having a good lawyer may be the most important thing in music.