In the month since George Floyd’s death, worldwide protests have erupted against police brutality and racial injustice — and the world of popular music has been transformed in conjunction with the movement, resulting in the most pronounced period of protest songs in multiple generations. Artists across genres and demographics, from rising singer-songwriters to hip-hop A-listers, have commented on the human rights violations that have made national news over the past month, including (but not limited to) the wrongful deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery…
Fivio Foreign’s hounding delivery will give you pause. The 24-year-old Brooklyn drill artist, known best for his hit “Big Drip,” currently sitting at 26 million plays on YouTube alone, is an…
Although Young Thug has been a critical darling for years, the projects he released before 2019’s So Much Fun often earned more press attention than sales. Such was the case with 2017’s Beautiful…
The Atlanta rapper discusses his new alter ego (and its eponymous upcoming album), how he’s handling the pandemic, and why he loves to get fully dressed even if he has nowhere to go…
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