The expression “down to the lowest terms” has tugged at Steve Arrington’s heels for decades. It’s something the legendary funk musician would hear his older brother say—a spin on algebraic theory. For Arrington, it represents breaking things down to their bare root, the bottom line, when you play things to the bone. He has long wanted to adorn one of his albums with these words, but no record he ever made felt truly born of that process. That is, until now. Arrington’s career stretches back to the mid-1970’s, but Down to The Lowest Terms: The Soul Sessions might well be his most complete record to date…
Willie The Kid and Curren$y vision millions on their new collaboration. Inspired by the 1985 comedy film starring Richard Pryor and John Candy, Willie and Spitta trade raps full of ambition, hustle,…
Over a Tavares “Out of the Picture” sample, famously used on 50 Cent’s “Many Men”, Pap runs through the alphabet and pays his respects to the countless victims one-by-one. United we…
For the second straight week, Rema has released a new track. The Nigerian singer’s “Alien” (produced by Level) follows last week’s “Ginger Me”…
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