November is here and it is starting to get chilly and dark. Warm yourself now with a riveting new playlist filled with bangers in electronica, pop, R&B, country, indie rock and more. Check out the ...

New York City has Mamdani fever! Our new mayor-elect made it official on Tuesday, after a savvy final push where Zohran spent ...

Somebody’s Watching Me” was Rockwell’s biggest hit (by a lot), but at least it stands the test of time in terms of being a great Halloween song. And it always makes us look behind us … just in case.

Featuring Benny The Butcher, Stove God Cooks, Rome Streetz, and more. The Buffalo rap legend returns with the third installment of his acclaimed series. He’s remained one of hip-hop’s most prolific. A ...

Our new monthly playlist can be streamed via Spotify, or we also posted the tunes individually below. One of the Twin Cities’ best rock bands of the day put out one of the best albums of the year ...

A Screwed Up Click original is getting honored in a rather unique way. Eighteen years after his death, Big Moe, of "Barre Baby" and "Just A Dog" fame, is getting his own vinyl figure. Crafted by ...

From record-breaking tours to seismic comebacks, it’s been quite a year for hip-hop. Below, we assess the state of the three single-focused categories in the rap field at the 2026 Grammys: best rap ...

Hip-hop is in a complicated place right now. It’s not the dominant force it once was, but it remains the engine of popular music, with flashier, more global genres borrowing its strategies, sounds, ...

Star Bandz, a 17-year-old drill rapper from the south suburbs, performed on the BMI stage Friday evening for her first set at Lollapalooza. She opened with “End of Beginning” by Djo, who was ...

This new change regarding multiple nominations could see some rap artists getting nominated much more often now. Idk if I’m getting confused but does this also mean as well as “Luther”, Kendrick could ...

Lil Durk poses in the press room with the award for best melodic rap performance for "All My Life" by Lil Durk featuring J. Cole during the 66th annual Grammy Awards, Feb. 4, 2024, in Los Angeles.