HHLO’s Shango Gutta sat down with Trick Trick to discuss the new album, and got a personal in depth view into the artists childhood in 7 Mile, his life in prison,
G-Dep, the rapper best known for his single “Let’s Get It” featuring Diddy and Black Rob, whose music video introduced the entire...
Back in the day, I remember artists coming out and telling everyone to get their money...
Atlanta rapper B.o.B hits the public with “Who the F#*k is B.o.B.”
Lately there’s been a huge resurgence of ‘80s vintage clothing, largely inspired by the younger Hip-Hop...
On October 30th HipHopdx and DJ Denox Present W
ordsmith “The Revolution Begins with a Takeover” Vol. 2 Mixtape. Music is pretty stale at the moment, so Word seeks to bring a wide variety of Hip-Hop to the world with his revolution mixtapes. With this being the last in the series, up and coming artists like Skyzoo, Donny Goines, Geolani, & Trel Mack flexed there lyrical skills on tracks like “Bar-Bells” and “Nobody Cares.” Nu Revolution Camp artists Kontact & Black Knight lend their talents to tracks like “Breakfast at the Brightside Diner” & “The Way U Are,” while Baltimore MC’s Soulstice, Skarr Akhbar, Greenspan, Steadfast, Reggie Webb, E-Major, Pro & Reg, Tha Profitt, Tislem the Great, & Sly Solomon form a traveling band called “The B-More Baritones.” Camp producers Professa, Strada, Capish, & Street Level Most of the production was done by Nu Revolution with outside help from Lucki Handz, RhymeZwell, & Asesay.
As a final thanks to the fans, Wordsmith included a Music Video for his 1st single, “Park & Ride-The Sunset Edition (Directed by G-Light Films)” off his debut album. “Vintage Material” dropping in 2009.
Look for Wordsmith to finish 2008 with “The 2008 Worldwide Web Wrap-Up” Mixtape, while 2009 will bring debut projects for Chubb Rock and Wordsmith’s “Bridging the Gap” Album and Wordsmith & I.N.C The Poets “A Baltimore Martini” UK Album!!
On October 30th HipHopdx and DJ Denox Present W
ordsmith “The Revolution Begins with a Takeover” Vol. 2 Mixtape. Music is pretty stale at the moment, so Word seeks to bring a wide variety of Hip-Hop to the world with his revolution mixtapes. With this being the last in the series, up and coming artists like Skyzoo, Donny Goines, Geolani, & Trel Mack flexed there lyrical skills on tracks like “Bar-Bells” and “Nobody Cares.” Nu Revolution Camp artists Kontact & Black Knight lend their talents to tracks like “Breakfast at the Brightside Diner” & “The Way U Are,” while Baltimore MC’s Soulstice, Skarr Akhbar, Greenspan, Steadfast, Reggie Webb, E-Major, Pro & Reg, Tha Profitt, Tislem the Great, & Sly Solomon form a traveling band called “The B-More Baritones.” Camp producers Professa, Strada, Capish, & Street Level Most of the production was done by Nu Revolution with outside help from Lucki Handz, RhymeZwell, & Asesay.
As a final thanks to the fans, Wordsmith included a Music Video for his 1st single, “Park & Ride-The Sunset Edition (Directed by G-Light Films)” off his debut album. “Vintage Material” dropping in 2009.
Look for Wordsmith to finish 2008 with “The 2008 Worldwide Web Wrap-Up” Mixtape, while 2009 will bring debut projects for Chubb Rock and Wordsmith’s “Bridging the Gap” Album and Wordsmith & I.N.C The Poets “A Baltimore Martini” UK Album!!
HHLO’s Shango Gutta sat down with Trick Trick to discuss the new album, and got a personal in depth view into the artists childhood in 7...
HHLO’s Shango Gutta sat down with Trick Trick to discuss the new album, and got a personal in depth view into the artists childhood in 7 Mile, his life in prison,
New Orleans own Chopper City Boys sit down with Ei8ht from HHLO to discuss their new project, the death of member, VL Mike, their relationship with Cash Money, and the real reason why Ei8ht never liked the Hot Boys.
The new racism isn’t against non-whites, it’s against non-Christians and non-Americans.
Timberland and hip hop have been synonymous since the early ’90s. Multiple rap artists have mentioned the brand in their lyrics, and do we even have to mention Timbaland?
G-Dep, the rapper best known for his single “Let’s Get It” featuring Diddy and Black Rob, whose music video introduced the entire nation to the “Harlem Shake” is back.
Considered by many to be one of the truest and most underrated innovators of hip-hop, DJ Kev-Ski has been there since the beginning. Since first spinning records in the late ’70s to DJing for the likes of Doug E. Fresh in the early ’80s…
DJ 2 Mello shares with HHLO.net his top 10 for the week of October 5th.
DJ K Yung, our HHLO.net Feature DJ shares with us her newest MixShow.
Back in the day, I remember artists coming out and telling everyone to get their money right, when younger artists were getting their proverbial asses handed to them by the labels.
What is real Hip-Hop? I found myself asking that question last week, as I read comments left by the visitors on Allhiphop.com and Hiphopdx.com, and wondered if any of those people are right.
Dirty Dealer is the title of this banger hand to me by the mad named 4EVAH. It begins the way ends, hard body.
A veteran of Minneapolis underground Hip-Hop scene, Muja Messiah vs. a 106 and Park Freestyle Friday champ, Aych
HHLO’s Shango Gutta sat down with Trick Trick to discuss the new album, and got a personal in depth view into the artists childhood in 7 Mile, his life in prison,
The new racism isn’t against non-whites, it’s against non-Christians and non-Americans.
G-Dep, the rapper best known for his single “Let’s Get It” featuring Diddy and Black Rob, whose music video introduced the entire nation to the “Harlem Shake” is back.
DJ 2 Mello shares with HHLO.net his top 10 for the week of October 5th.
Back in the day, I remember artists coming out and telling everyone to get their money right, when younger artists were getting their proverbial asses handed to them by the labels.
Dirty Dealer is the title of this banger hand to me by the mad named 4EVAH. It begins the way ends, hard body.
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