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1988 was a transformative year in Hip-Hop, both commercially and culturally. It was a year marked by the emergence of now legendary artists such as N.W.A., Slick Rick, Big Daddy Kane, Ultramagnetic MCs, EPMD & MC Lyte (to name only a few) and their classic debut projects. Similarly, groups such as Public Enemy, Boogie Down …
The Wu-Tang Clan has been through a lot these last couple years, but I think it’s understated how the crew has stayed together all these years. In the midst of all this, Ghostface Killah has remained busy and in my opinion is releasing some of the best hip-hop music right now. I mean come on, …
I was first introduced to K.Sparks from Dead End Hip Hop with the “Tomorrow Today” review. K. Sparks had me at “Sunshine”. I’ve always felt as though he was a great emcee and his “Manic Mondays” proved to the industry and culture that he was going to be here for a while. With that being …
Hip hop is a product and we are all consumers. Over the years, there have been many people who have elevated the genre, whether they were in the spotlight or not. Calvin “Mr. Cee” Brun is not an exception as his hip hop resume makes these new age rappers look like the janitors in the …
Take a listen to this new record from Marco Polo with Big Daddy Kane “Night & Day”. Look for Newport Authority 2 soon. Listen: Marco Polo-Night & Day (ft. Big Daddy Kane)
Thanks to Nike for recruiting Big Daddy Kane and DJ Premier for this track celebrating the release of their new Air Jordans. Listen: Big Daddy Kane-28 Bars of Kane
