How Racks In The Middle Continues Nipsey Hussle’s Legacy
“Racks In The Middle” is one of Nip’s most insightful tracks and was his last single released, released six weeks before his passing.Continue Reading
“Racks In The Middle” is one of Nip’s most insightful tracks and was his last single released, released six weeks before his passing.Continue Reading
Frankie brings back the disco to everyone’s living room during this time of self-isolation. Believe me, even your grandma will dance to this song from her quarantine.Continue Reading
Tones is clearly trying to forge a path that allows her to expand her musical identity.Continue Reading
Beyond the sheer alterations made to the track in order to support the addition of new voices, this remix shines above a multitude of others due to the complete restructuring of the song. Continue Reading
Amidst the wreckage of yet another public display of mishandling and misconduct, via powers of authority through record labels, spawns the latest release from one of the hottest upcoming rappers. Almost a year after her previous release and breakthrough into the mainstream with mixtape Fever, Houston native Meg Thee StallionContinue Reading
Given Katy Perry’s recent track record of hit-and-miss standalone singles, the emphatic “Never Worn White” is a breath of fresh air.Continue Reading
It’s interesting that for all the changes to the band’s sound, though, the bits that work best are the bits that sound most familiar. Continue Reading
It’s a triumphant little melody that was born to be blared out over heavy keyboards, cries of “I want your stupid love!”, and an unapologetic wall of sound.Continue Reading
this year the Brit Awards pulled no punches in terms of enigmatic performances and dealing out awards to deserving local and international musicians, though the next step for the BPI would be to give more female artists the recognitionContinue Reading
How did “Slide” come to be? First, the beat comes in: it’s some long-lost ‘80s dance loop, peppered with firework sound effects and funky guitar licks; the harsh lights of a crowd of emergency vehicles flash in time with the groove. Then, 27-year-old Detroit rapper Sada Baby, a supervillain hulkingContinue Reading
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