…(after a few years of Dr. Dre initiated West Coast dominance) and the official rise to prominence of Southern Hip Hop. With classic album- and single-releases all across the board,…
“Can It Be All So Simple” is the fourth and final single from Wu-Tang Clan‘s classic debut album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7m148vZDwJA It features production from RZA (credited…
…as an incredible year for Hip Hop—arguably one of its finest. Classic albums dropped left and right, accompanied by unforgettable singles. Here’s our list of the top 40 Hip Hop…
…the culture stopped and stared. I Used to Love H.E.R. has been ranked as the #1 Hip Hop song of all time by About.com, called a classic Hip Hop parable…
…of the earliest examples of rhyme as mnemonic comes from the Chinese Shi Jing or Classic of Poetry. Later on, it became essential to the survival of the Quran, one…
…given Pusha T the beat for F.I.F.A. for Pusha’s latest album). Q-Tip has always maintained a balance between staying fresh and innovative, while also keeping a foothold in the classic…
“Otha Fish” – a SlimKid solo track – is the fifth and final single from The Pharcyde‘s classic 1992 album Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wA0IUwtKwhE The song became the…
…synths, vocal samples laced into verses/hooks, scratches and crunchy snares. They even brought back the same sample from their 1990 classic “Bonita Applebum” for “Enough!!,” innovatively filtering it to make…
…Elton shows up to riff on his old classic, along with Q-Tip. The track features Tribe’s signature dancehall reggae-inspired vocals (by everyone, including Busta Rhymes’ most dynamic moment in ages….
…individuals and society as a whole. For this list, we have selected 10 classic Hip Hop cuts with strong anti-drugs messages in them. Did we miss any? Hit us up…
…this on–unless it was college or Co-op radio. It is arguably the best track on that Soul Assassins compilation. Souls of Mischief – 93 ‘Til Infinity This classic from 1993…
Check out DJ Skarface‘s mixtape for which he took classic beats from DJ Shadow’s discography and mashed them up with acapella’s from Run The Jewels’ debut album RTJ1. https://soundcloud.com/djskarface/shadowthejewels Tracklisting…
