Skip to main content

 

FEED
From 30,000+ hand-picked sources

The good thing is, unlike this unbelievable beginning of summer we got with a blazes-hot Memorial Day Weekend, the sun doesn't look like it's going to beat you about the head this coming weekend. Read More

Hey, remember when rappers actually sounded like people you wanted to hang out with—Tone-Loc, KRS-One, De La Soul, Digable Planets—rather than people you'd be better off running away from? Read More

The Beastie Boys should be celebrated not mourned. Read More

Word to your grandmother people, it's a distinctly urban post this week. Read More

The 100 best hip-hop one-hit wonders

Anybody who's ever done the "Macarena"—or refused to do it out of sheer disgust—is familiar with the concept of a one-hit wonder. Read More

First things first: if you don't own Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde, this box set does not replace it, and you really should own the full LP. Read More

They've always been somewhere left of ordinary. Read More

TufAmerica contends that the Beastie Boys, along with co-defendants Universal Music Publishing, Brooklyn Dust Music and Capitol Records, infringed on its copyrights on at least three occasions by sampling "Drop the Bomb" and "Say What" without permission. Read More

According to Jackson, securing Bussa Buss for the annual event did not happen overnight. Read More

Advertisement
De La Soul

Biography

At the time of its 1989 release, De La Soul's debut album, 3 Feet High and Rising, was hailed as the future of hip-hop. With... Read the full De La Soul bio.

De La Soul

Exclusives