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There are few music careers like that of Scott Storch. The esteemed producer-songwriter is a Nova Scotia native who grew up in the US, making his initial mark in Philly as a key member of the Roots.
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During the early 90s the G Funk style of hip-hop emerged from Los Angeles, combining melodic elements of Motown, Funk, and R&B with socially-aware gangsta rap.
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Born in Nigeria, and growing up in the suburbs of Atlanta, Daye Jack talks about his upbringing and what inspires him to make music.
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Chase and Negus visit the historic Peaches Record Store in New Orleans to look for samples for their “We Never Close 2” album.
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“I like to drink beer, I like to smoke cigarettes… I like bleeding.“ So says Post Malone in the latest digital documentary from the Mass Appeal Collection.
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Produced by YouTube, “These Things Happened” chronicles G-Eazy’s rise from humble beginnings.
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A couple days ago Cozz released his debut album “Effected“, today he returns with an accompanying documentary as a window into his life and come up.
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West Coast emcee Nipsey Hussle delivers the first episode of his new “The Midas Touch” series.
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“Nobody wants to stay in Chicago where it’s like, 800 murders. You got to strive for something.” – G Herbo
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Dom Kennedy and Hit-Boy release “Half-A-Mil Presents” documentary. Check it out below.
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Noisy Images brings you The Making of Kanye’s 2013 LP, “Yeezus”.
Read moreIn 2008, through a series of random events, four teenagers from the inner-cities of Los Angeles stumbled back into each others lives. They later went on to become one of the most unique and dynamic rap groups of all time. This is only a small fraction of their story.
Read more“My friend Santiago Carrasquilla filmed some of the sessions for Jardín. I’m thankful we were able to make this piece about how the record was made. Its the same spot I recorded the EP. I did both records with my mentor Henry Hirsch. He hates ProTools and computers and integrating my beats into the record was hilarious cause he always talked shit. Anyways here’s us making a record the way they used to be made and sometimes still are. Hit me if you have questions… please! Thank you Henry, Santi, Stones Throw and Art Camp.” – Gabriel Garzón-Montano
Read moreG Perico is winning over rap fans in droves for his vivid, live-from-the-scene tales of his hometown Los Angeles neighborhood. In the first episode of Foundation, a new mini-doc series from The FADER and Alpha Industries, the South Central artist brushes off his personal accolades to show some sincere love for the community that shaped him. “Everybody around here is important to my life. Whether I hated them, whether I loved them. They all taught me something.” The doc reveals a street-level view of G Perico’s friends and neighbors, putting the focus on the corner stores and casual conversations that surround the fast-rising rapper. Despite his growing fame, G Perico is quick to turn the spotlight back on the people around him: “I’m in to represent for a culture that’s demonized, that’s misunderstood. I’m here to speak for them.”
Read moreFrom start to finish, past to present, then to now, “Last Lights Left” takes you through some of the trials we went through from day 1. “Last Lights Left” drops September 9th, 2017. We hope you enjoy it.
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