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The Long Beach rapper played cuts off his new album Cry Baby Read More RSS: News News
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Hip-hop has always been dominated by men. Back in the day, there was only room for a select few star women in the industry. Lil Kim, Foxy Brown, and Eve, then eventually Nicki Minaj. Only within the last decade has there been more openings for women to thrive in rap. But even then, the industry often sees artists going at each other’s throats. R&B is historically better in this department. […]
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On July 21, 1999, Mp3.com went public after amassing millions in investments from companies like Cox Interactive Media. Once it went public, shares cost roughly $68, and it raised more than $370 million in a single day. This seemed like the future of music file sharing, the precursor to streaming as we now know it. But within the next couple of years, Mp3.com would face opposition from the major record […]
Beloved EDM star Rusko has announced that his career is going on an indefinite hiatus. The beloved dubstep DJ shared the news in a social media post, explaining that his decision is directly related to his mental health. “When I first decided to call it a day on music and shows, I really wasn’t sure how, or even if, I wanted to share more publicly,” Rusko began. “The truth is, […]
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The 1990s saw many shifts in music. Grunge hit the mainstream, and alternative bands took over radio airwaves. Many genres were blended in the process, which made way for future genre creations. Bands in the latter half of the decade inadvertently invented 2000s indie rock with these three underrated songs. “cARRY THE ZERO” BY bUILT TO SPILL In 1999, Built To Spill’s fourth studio album, Keep It Like A Secret, […]
21 Savage, DJ Scream and more shared tributes on social media. Continue reading…