Live show struggle aside, Lauryn Hill’s name still garners plenty of respect. Ms. Hill just designed a set of new wears for one of America’s most iconic brands.
In the late 90’s it seemed like The Fugees’ Lauryn Hill was destined to reign as the queen of Hip-Hop for years to come, but unfortunately after she dropped her classic solo debut The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, she also sort of fell off the face of the earth. Over the next decade and change […]
Lauryn Hill’s classic debut turns 20 this August and she plans to bring the album to life once again. She has announced a world tour where it will be performed in full.
No, it’s not the mid-90s and that headline is very much correct. The Fugees are back, this after Hot 97’s Funkmaster Flex debuted a record featuring all three of the band members.
Harvard fellow and respected producer 9th Wonder has selected the first four Hip-Hop albums that will be preserved in the university’s prestigious library.
Female rappers may be a minority in Hip-Hop, but there are plenty that have contributed heavily to the genre. XXL sparked a growing conversation with its “20 Best Female Rappers Of All Time” list, with some expected entries and a few curious omissions.
Dr. Dre once reduced women to mere sex toys who lived to play their cards and manipulate men, when he so eloquently put on wax, “b*tches ain’t sh*t but hoes and tricks.”
For the most part R&B singers stay in a lane that is different from their Rap counterparts when it comes to style (as for the law, not so much). Nevertheless some of your favorite crooners are looking crazy out in these streets and award shows.
Fans of Lauryn Hill are no doubt excited for her return to performing, and it appears she’s back to form after opening her short, multi-city tour in New York Wednesday (Nov. 27) night. After serving a three-month sentence for tax evasion, Hill didn’t miss a beat as she knocked off the ring rust.
When it comes to many rappers, the statement “Oh he/she is a total character!” is used to describe them. Sometimes it’s offensive, but oftentimes it’s true. Rappers embody the idea of a character – from shedding their government name to substantiating their flows with an outwardly wild personality. Oh yeah, let’s not forget their aesthetics.
Lauryn Hill drops new music, and she didn’t even want to, sort. According to Ms. Hill, we’re getting this new song, “Neurotic Society (Compulsory Mix),” because her record label forced her hand.
There’s a strong possibility that you haven’t been wondering how a Wyclef Jean/2 Chainz collaboration will sound but (like it or not) you’re about to find out. According to HipHopDX, Jean is set to release his April Showers mixtape this spring, and has grabbed the likes of T*ty 2 Necklace, T.I. Waka Flocka Flame, and […]
