The Best New Hip-Hop This Week includes albums, videos, and songs from Aminé, Key Glock, and Quavo. Even light weeks like this one have their gems. For reference, just check out Rico Nasty’s ...

The trends in hip-hop production for 2025 and beyond are not a neatly packaged blueprint for success—they’re a wild, ever-shifting terrain where every misstep is as valuable as every triumph.

The current hip-hop scene demonstrates unprecedented versatility and artistic vision. February witnessed significant contributions from established icons like Drake and PartyNextDoor, ...

BETC Paris’s Michael Boamah sees hip-hop artists swerve into the running craze. He thinks there is more to come from the fusion of these cultures.

2024 was a crazy year, but it was actually a really good year for Hip-Hop. Check out some of the best albums of the year, but we left space for you to tell us YOUR favorite!

The interviewer is a guest in the House of Hip-Hop, but he's been putting his shoes all over the furniture for years. Hip-Hop Can Do Without DJ Vlad Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta ...

As one half of Queensbridge duo Mobb Deep (formed with Prodigy in 1991), he utilised that skill adeptly to create the seminal hip-hop track Shook Ones Part II in 1994. The limited eight seconds of ...

Hip-hop has undergone many iterations over the decades, ... The song uses the same breakbeat — a drum break from a record put on a loop — at the beginning of their iconic song.

HIP-HOP WAS BORN IN THE BRONX IN the summer of 1973. To celebrate the music’s 50th anniversary, “Rolling Stone” will be publishing a series of features, historical pieces, op-eds, and lists ...

Hip-hop's influence is widespread, including on television. These are10 major hip-hop TV shows, including The Get Down, Rap Sh!t, and The Breaks.

Hip-hop, in fact, has never been more celebrated. Former pariahs are now perennially wealthy. Dr. Dre, NWA’s sonic mastermind, lives in a 40-million dollar house and is mixing the hottest record ...

Even if rap fans' formative years weren't in the 1990s, the slang popularized during that era is still alive and well—especially in hip-hop. So, whether someone's the age of 17 or 37, words such ...