Does beef always have to end in death? Most Hip-Hop fans would hope not. The very nature of the culture is competitive, and rivalries can be thrilling and entertaining when they stay on wax.
For #BlackMusicMonth, HipHopWired got the opportunity to speak with Amazon Music's Phylicia Fant about her love of music and the ways that she has found connections within it and public relations to forge a highly influential career.
Meta Quest put together a series of musical concerts known as Soul Sessions featuring Lucky Daye, UMI, and serpentwithfeet.
Beyond June and going deep into the third quarter, we take a look at what listeners will no doubt be clamoring for this summer.
EBONY magazine is honoring the biggest names in not only urban music but music period with their June Black Music Month issue.
In commemoration of Black Music Month, rapper Curren$y crowned Pharrell Williams as the rapper that “best represents Black music.” The Jet Life leader, sat down with AOL Music’s The BoomBox, where he praised Skateboard P’s abilities. “Of course he’s not old enough to have been around for all these different eras of music but he […]
Take a look back at all the reason why you loved (or maybe hated) the 1980s in our then & now gallery of celebrities from the decade. You’ll see Whitney Houston before the drama, LL Cool J when he was a B-Boy in a Kangol and Prince‘s Paisley Park. Don’t forget, we have the now […]
