AA Hip Hop Staff

Welcome to Playing 8 Questions With, where we bring you a quick Q&A with a curated up & coming artist. This week we talk to Remedy Rhyme, a dope femcee I’m currently bumping out of Maryland. Give her...

Hip-hop has changed over the years. Big industry has taken the concept of originality reigning supreme, and turned a new generation of artists into cookie cutter clones by subliminally – and explicitly – influencing acts to confirm to...

Milwaukee rapper M-Nat releases his latest video Colors. A very personal record to the young rapper – being of Indian descent – Colours speaks on some extremely relevant issues around race in today’s society. If your feeling M-Nat,...

“Most of my heroes don’t appear on no stamps…” –Chuck D No matter how much opposition it’s faced troughout the years, hip-hop culture has definitely grown to be a staple in the art world. Artists all over the...

“We know we shouldn’t be getting high, but we just wanna take the pain away…” – Vero Everyone remembers those hazy college days, celebrating life and what’s to come – while ignoring responsibilities. Coming of age is a...

Scottie Jax is a music producer, recording studio owner, video director and a rapper from Columbus, Ohio. He’s worked with an impressive list of artists such as Max B, Styles P, French Montana, Trina, and Lil’ Scrappy –...

Urban Fashion came into play in the late 1970s when established brands, such as Troop, Kangol, Adidas, and Nike themselves to the emerging hip-hop scene. During the 1980s, hip-hop royalty wore items such as brightly colored tracksuits, sheepskin...

September has been a disappointing month for the sneaker community, but there was some hope restored. Thanks to the Saltwater Sauconys, Olive Foamposites and “What The” Lebrons, it was some heat on the shelves for my sneaker lovers....