This is a photo/event series by Jasmine Washington that aims to highlight prominent voices in a specific and highly communal corner of the Baltimore art scene.

When Wiz Khalifa arrives at the Rolling Stone offices the day before the release of Kush + Orange Juice 2, the sequel to his ...

Brat Summer” may be over—but if Charli has anything to say about it, Cronenberg Summer, Haim Summer, Pulp Summer, and Ethel ...

Every line of the rap, every beat, every word echoed against heavy prison walls, not just as a warning for prisoners, but to ...

Chicago-based rapper Rich Robbins uses his platform as the Taft's artist-in-residence to share the beauty in hip-hop and ...

Since opening at the beginning of March, the bar has hosted shows in a wide range of genres and carries the torch for Los ...

Jordan Firstman, Mae Martin, Cat Cohen and Kyle Mooney have joined a long list of comedians who make music, with songs that ...

Trap is just one of hip-hop’s many influences on electronic music. Genres such as grime (London), UK garage, Afrobeats (West ...

Hailing from the oft-overlooked Pittsburgh, Wiz came into the rap game on the internet-driven ... that coolness, that underground, that discovery stage, and a lot of fun stuff happened to our ...

Thin Line Festival takes its name from the space between two seemingly contrary and competing ideas. The organizers say it’s ...

The Chronicles of Doom: Unraveling Rap ... underground rapper who performed as MF Doom, to begin work on Vaudeville Villain, the 2003 album credited to his pseudonym Victor Vaughn, at the ...

Her interest in Atlanta’s hip-hop scene, from underground trap to Top 40 hits ... was deeply inspired by Japanese art and culture. Both Atlanta and Japan’s hip-hop scenes were born out ...