uzomah ugwu·Oct 28A euogly for the DJNas said HIP HOP was dead, almost twenty years ago, and I do not think it was premature, I think HIP HOP is very much dead for one reason…
Palate Concept Studio·Sep 24The Future of Rap: Why Hip-Hop’s Next Era May Be Bigger Than SuperstardomRap isn’t running out of stars. The definition of success is changing as algorithms, superfans, touring, and underground communities…
InCulture BeatbyRob Duguay·Sep 22Interview: Grandmaster Flash Speaks The Truth With ‘Birth of a Culture’Throughout hip hop’s existence, there are numerous important figures who either helped pave the way for it’s current status or were…
Tunde Imann·Sep 18Lena X Loves to RapInside the pen, self-belief, and community behind Lena X’s love for hip-hop.
Tunde Imann·Sep 18Mark Saunders Is Here for the ImpactIntuned Artist Spotlight — Week of September 8, 2026
Shamarie Knight·Aug 8The Lasting Impact of Watch The Throne: 15 Years of Redefining Hip-Hop and Culture15 Years of Watch The ThroneA response icon1A response icon1
Fatima Prioleau·Aug 6Reclaiming the Matrix: How Major Labels Are Attempting to Sunset Hip-Hop’s Dominance By Glasses…An Industry Critique on Metrics Manipulation, Black Wall Street Parallels, and Genre ReclassificationA response icon1A response icon1
Karin McKie·Jul 26Chicago Dance Crash Ungulates in Unison in Expo/SDChicago Dance Crash’s young and diverse 12-person ensemble presented a two-evening program at the Ruth Page Center for the Arts on July 24…
Fatima Prioleau·Jul 26The Illusion of Moral Pedestals in Modern Hip-Hop By Glasses MaloneExamining authenticity, artist boundary, and West Coast street philosophy through the lens of Glasses Malone’s latest commentary.
Fatima Prioleau·Jul 12The Danger of False Authority: Why Being Black Doesn’t Make You a Street Expert By Glasses MaloneIn contemporary media, we consistently witness a dangerous cultural appointment: the declaration of mainstream celebrities as authoritative…
