Underground hip-hop doesn’t exist anymore ... The album was raw, but songs like “Scapegoat,” “Ode To The Modern Man,” and “Sound Is Vibration” showed the early signs of what made ...

Known for his seamless fusion of hip-hop and jazz, Headnodic leads this outfit through a self-titled debut that redefines the genre’s possibilities.

catchy underground hip-hop with punk intensity and laidback Southern flows. The duo has generated billions of streams and earned multiple RIAA certifications for songs like the platinum “And to ...

It became an influential hub for underground hip-hop in New Orleans — and a launching ... he has continued to release new music, including the recent single, “Conscious X Trill.” ...

Austin himself has a long history with Underground Atlanta ... He said they’d play loud hip-hop music and annoy neighboring retailers. He said he only lasted a year or so there since he decided ...

Kansas City Hip-hop veteran and entrepreneur Walter Edwin ... it also shipped in music by underground artists from all over the country. Because of this, music enthusiast from surrounding states ...

Hip-hop‘s journey from underground movement to global cultural ... historical and social contexts in which they were created. Music historians note that early hip-hop emerged as a voice for ...

Robinson not only use instruments and their voices to make music ... hip-hop musical “Mexodus” takes, and tells of, a road less traveled. The two-person show recalls the southbound underground ...

And in the Mile High City, the underground hip-hop scene has ... from Afro beats and catchy hip-hop to R&B vocals and trap music. Taking any opportunity to show off his dance moves, each Wes ...

These songs reveal vulnerable reflections on childhood ... Talib Kweli’s “Momma Can You Hear Me” represents one of underground hip-hop’s most thoughtful maternal tributes.