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Being an artist is all about conveying your innermost talents to give people multiple angles of your craft so they can meet in the middle with their perceptions.
Hailing from Washington D.C., Ikey, a bubbling MC you should definitely keep an ear open for, returns with “Story, Story.”
Following an entertaining game of dominoes, Juvenile, joined by Skip of UTP and Lil Cali, spoke exclusively with Hip-Hop Wired about their role on the Mardi Gras II mixtape.
Suge Knight is currently in a world of hurt, in more ways than one and according to Glasses Malone, he just didn’t know how to “sit down.”
Everyday, established artists come up with the bright idea to generate a “new sound” out of either boredom or career identity crisis. By being true to self, Paterson, New Jersey native Fetty Wap is working with a new sound every time he touches the mic, and it’s not contrived.
If you missed on the madness that was SXSW, don’t sweat it. We over here at Hip-Hop Wired made it digestible for you in just under a minute. For those not in the know, South By Southwest is that annual festival held in Austin, TX that you can’t escape on social media. This year we […]
Hip-Hop Wired spoke exclusively with Los Angeles-born, Atlanta-bred rapper Bleu Davinci about his latest mixtape, Angels & Demons, and upcoming endeavors.
At 20 tracks, it’s safe to assume that T-Pain has plenty to say on his new mixtape The Iron Way. On Wednesday night (March 25), the crooner known for lacing his vocals with autotune hosted an intimate listening session for the project, after which he spoke exclusively with Hip-Hop Wired.
Simply put, Mo’ne Davis is a star. And a role model. And not exactly a reluctant one.
Hip-Hop Wired returns with part two of our Games Rappers Play series. While speaking with Juvenile, yours truly discussed the elephant in the room: the beef between Lil Wayne and Birdman.
Hip-Hop Wired returns with the latest installment of our Games Rappers Play series, this time featuring Juvenile.
“Organic” is a term that’s tossed around quite frivolously in Hip-Hop. But it’s truthfully the only way to describe what The House, a bubbling movement based in the unlikely city of Chattanooga, Tenn., is doing.