Hip-hop is an art form, much like painting, with many of it’s disciples creating lustrous portraits of gritty, everyday reality – sans smock and paint brush of course. Some (music) artists, though, see the parallel between the fussy,...
Fat Beats, aside from being the go-to new york record spot for legendary DJ’s in NYC during hip-hop’s golden age, was also a congregation circle for underground emcees on the come up. In it’s last few years, though,...
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Are you already making plans to visit the 2016 Coachella Music Festival in Coachella Valley? Well, you’ll want to plan to hit up the Coachella Valley Wind Up at the Saxony Convention Centre. It’s a three-weekend party featuring...
Hip-hop and comics are no strangers. From enlisting artists to create album covers, to just being book junkies, there has always been a strong relationship – and why not? They are two mediums built on the concept of...
“Understand that nobody is equivalent, and if you in my circle then you just reaping the benefits.” – Tooty Like I’ve said in the past, I’m big on championing up and coming acts here on AAHIPHOP, because –...
If you don’t place value on your music, why should fans? History has shown that placing over the top value on products creates wild demand. Examples are Jordan’s, and even projects by Nipsey Hussle, and Wu-Tang with their...
“I’m not fist pumping; I’m raising my fist.” – Siimba Liives Long The “it” factor is undeniable, unavoidable and can’t be fabricated. No matter how much money you dump into an artist, if they aren’t unique enough to...